Designed to look simple.
Built to stay that way.
Interior design and project management, London, UK.
A designer who has also
run the build.
Most projects do not fall apart at the design stage. They fall apart in the gap between the drawing and the site. I work across both, shaping the spaces and then holding the programme, the budget, and the trades that make them real.
Selected work
All projects
Southgate Kitchen
A dark, monolithic marble kitchen delivered inside a house where almost nothing was square.
Southgate, London · 2026
Cheyene Court Kitchen
A bespoke fabricated kitchen where every slab was positioned before it was cut, so separate pieces read as one.
London · 2026
Panda Kitchen
A compact kitchen built around a bold book-matched porcelain, planned so the veining runs as one continuous surface.
London · 2026
How I work
I start with how you actually live or work in a space: routines, frustrations, the things you have stopped noticing. The brief comes out of that, not out of a moodboard.
Plans, materials, and joinery developed together so the details resolve properly. You see real options with real costs attached, not renders that quietly ignore the budget.
I hold the programme, the budget, and the trades. One schedule, one point of contact, and a site that keeps moving. That is the project management half of the job.
A space worth
coming home to.