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A few snaps from a quick trip to Mallorca, checking in on our latest project as work on site gets underway and visiting some local suppliers.

We’re reworking a traditional sandstone home in Llucmajor, passed down from our client’s grandmother, to create a calm, functional space for modern living while staying true to its character and history.

More to come as the project unfolds.

For those of you who’ve recently joined us — thank you! It’s wonderful to have your support. If you haven’t met her yet, this is Rosa — our founder and the creative heart behind everything we do.

Originally from Palma, Mallorca, Rosa blends the natural beauty and warmth of her home island with the elegance of British interiors, creating spaces that feel personal, timeless, and effortlessly lived-in.

Rosa’s experience as a practising artist informs her interiors, where carefully-curated artwork, natural materials and layered textures add depth, character, and soul. Throughout each project, Rosa enjoys guiding the process from start to finish, collaborating closely with clients to bring their visions to life.

With Rosa at the helm, we have some very exciting projects taking shape — and we can’t wait to share them with you.

Photography by @sarahbuttonphoto

We’re excited to share a new residential project — Carrer Glòria in Llucmajor, Mallorca.

This beautiful old sandstone house, typical of the island’s south, once belonged to our client’s grandmother. We're now reimagining it for a young family with twins, updating it for modern family living while respecting its character and history.

We’re beginning with the ground floor — creating a new layout with space for cooking, dining and relaxing, and adding a new bathroom. The master en-suite will also be reworked to feel calm, comfortable and distinctly theirs.

At the heart of this guest room in our Victorian Terrace project is a cosy reading nook — perfect for curling up with a book. When overnight visitors stay, the bed converts into a double, offering a calm and inviting place to rest.

Interior design: @ro___projects
Photography: @sarahbuttonphoto

Moroccan vase: @anewtribe
Table lamp: @fermliving

In our Farmhouse Development project near Bruton, each apartment features a kitchen with muted green cabinetry, echoing the tones of the surrounding landscape. Nickel ironmongery and durable quartz countertops add a contemporary edge, balancing the more traditional style of the joinery. Adding to the kitchen’s palette, this painting by @jayharperart (on the left) brings a lovely pop of vibrancy to the room.

Interior design: @ro___projects

Photography: @sarahbuttonphoto
Architecture: @tonicarc
Painting: jayharperart
Woodwork paint – @littlegreenepaintcompany
Wall paint – @edwardbulmerpaint
Ceramics: @lowlandsbristol

We’ve been gathering inspiration for the utility room in our south Cotswolds project.

It’s a small space that needs to work hard — for storage, laundry, and everyday essentials — but we also want it to be a space that’s beautiful and enjoyable to be in. Here's a selection of utility rooms that strike a perfect balance between function and style.

1. @lightanddwell
2. @coco.and.jack
3. Designer unknown
4. Tim Moss
5. @georgina_jeffries
6. @yondinteriors
7. @blancmarineliving
8. Designer unknown
9. kennedy_nolan

We’re excited to share a first look at the study design for our Kensington Cottages project.

The shelving here had to solve a tricky brief: the panels behind need to be removable to access the AC units for annual servicing. Instead of treating it as a compromise, we’ve turned it into a feature — taking cues from retail displays to create shelving that can be removed as well as feel intentional, practical, and full of character. Swipe right to see our inspiration.

A quiet nook in the kitchen of our Farmhouse Development project — with curved tiling wrapping around the window reveals. A simple detail, but one that adds so much to the space.

Interior design: @ro___projects

Photography: @sarahbuttonphoto
Architecture: @tonicarc
Tiles: @johnsontiles
Ceramic bowl: @lowlandsbristol

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