Selected work
Rooms with a point
of view.
A cross-section of the kinds of spaces we design — by room and by the problem each one had to solve.
Warm Minimalist LivingLayered neutrals, cognac leather, full-height glazing 
Scandinavian Living RoomSoft greys, turned-wood tables, quiet texture 
Master Bedroom RetreatCharcoal walls, brass lighting, hotel-style calm 
Open-Plan Family LivingTimber feature wall, island kitchen, one continuous space 
Contemporary KitchenHandleless cabinetry, stone island, easy-clean surfaces 
Dining & EntertainingVelvet seating, brass accents, a table meant to be used
A fuller portfolio is available at your consultation — ask to see projects similar to your home type.
How to read a portfolio
Photographs show finishes. They do not show whether the storage was enough, whether the kitchen works with two people in it, or whether the layout still made sense a year later — which is most of what you are actually buying.
So when you look at any studio’s work, including ours, the useful questions are about the plan rather than the picture. Where did the storage go. What was moved and why. What did the constraint force, and did the room end up better or merely prettier for it.
Ask us those about anything here and we will answer them specifically.
About these images
These are reference interiors illustrating the styles and room types we work in — not photographs of completed 8D projects. We would rather label them honestly than pass stock imagery off as our own work.
Our own project photography is available at consultation. Ask to see work on your home type — a 4-room resale reads very differently from a new BTO or a landed rebuild.
Planning a renovation?
Start with a clearer idea of what your space can become.
Bring your floor plan and your ideas. A first consultation is free, and you’ll leave knowing what’s possible — whether or not you renovate with us.