As 2024 comes to a close, we have been reflecting on what an exciting and fulfilling year it has been. A year of creativity, growth and progress, one that reaffirmed our belief in the transformative power of interior design and our passion for creating beautiful spaces that offer the perfect backdrop for everyday life.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS
From The Piggery in Wiltshire, where we blended natural materials to preserve the barn's charm while creating a versatile space, to the transformation of Kensington Cottages in West London, where we reimagined two houses into a seamless, family home. Our Farmhouse project in Somerset, focused on refurbishing a traditional dwelling into staff accommodation for a luxury nearby hotel, with sustainability at the forefront of every design decision. Our Palma Apartment project in Mallorca, reimagined a family home and put the kitchen at the heart of the space.
INSPIRATION
Travel and exploration have always fueled our creativity, and this year was no different. Trips to Madrid, Mallorca, Yosemite, and San Francisco offered fresh inspiration—from architectural details to the colours and textures of the natural world.
We also enjoyed discovering a wealth of talented designers, makers and artists at several design fairs over the course of the year, including the London Decorative Fair, London Art Fair, and 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. These events sparked new ideas and deepened our appreciation for timeless craftsmanship and innovative thinking.
STUDIO NEWS
2024 was also a year of growth for the studio itself. We moved into a new home in the heart of Bristol, an inspiring space that fosters creativity, collaboration, and continued evolution. We also launched a new website to showcase our work, our values, and our commitment to delivering great design.
Looking Ahead
We are excited for everything 2025 will bring and to continue creating interiors that bring joy to our clients.
Thank you so much to all of you who have been part of our journey so far. We wouldn't be where we are without you.
