Furnishing

A home should arrivefeeling like one.

From an empty unit to a thoughtfully furnished space, discover interiors designed around comfort, function and character.

What we furnish

Rooms that belongto the building.

Furnishing that argues with the architecture reads as staging. The work is to furnish into a space rather than to impose a scheme on top of it.

Seating that suits how the room is actually used, arranged around the light rather than the television.

Full-height glazing changes what a room can carry. Scale and finish are chosen against it, not in spite of it.

A table sized to the space and to the number of people who will realistically sit at it.

Furnishing that reads as part of the building rather than as something imported into it.

Balconies, terraces and shared spaces treated as rooms, because in this climate they are.

The engagement

Sourcing a room at a time means a unit that is unlettable for months. Everything is specified against one lead time and placed in a single pass.

01
Space planning
Measured drawings of the unit, then a layout for each room — circulation, sightlines, where the light lands through the day.
02
Specification & sourcing
A schedule of every piece with its supplier, lead time and cost, so the budget is visible before anything is ordered.
03
Installation & styling
Delivery co-ordinated with the building's management, assembled and placed in one pass rather than in fragments.
04
Handover
The unit photographed and handed over ready to occupy or to let, with a schedule of what is in it.

Tell us the apartment, the letting horizon and the budget, and we will come back with a schedule.