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INTERIOR DESIGN JOURNAL

LOOKING BACK ON 2025

  • Dec 17, 2025
  • 2 min read

As 2025 comes to a close, we have been looking back on a year of exciting growth for the studio. From Bristol to London to Mallorca, the year has brought new projects, collaborations, and perspectives - each one shaping and fuelling our creative practice.


Rosa Roig-Fiol and interior architect Bel Bambossi, the Ro Projects interior design team in Bristol, photographed together in the studio in 2025


INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

This year we were hugely proud to publish our first two completed interior design projects: Victorian Terrace in Bristol and Farmhouse Development near Bruton. We also made significant progress on our Kensington Cottages project, where we are combining two adjoining houses into one family home. All three projects were delivered in close collaboration with Tonic Architecture, whose technical expertise has been invaluable in shaping layouts, detailing, and practical solutions.


Each project offered fresh ways to think about space, light, materials, and the rhythm of everyday life in a home. Collaboration was central throughout—working alongside contractors, suppliers, and artisans to tackle practical challenges, and with our clients to ensure each space truly reflects how they live. It is the coming together of all these skills and perspectives that gives each project its depth, richness, and character.



Collage of 2025 interior design project highlights by Ro Projects — showing completed rooms from Victorian Terrace Bristol, Farmhouse Development near Bruton and the Kensington Cottages project


INSPIRATION & EXPLORATION

Travel, research, and exploration played an important role in our work this year. Time spent across the UK, Copenhagen and Mallorca offered new perspectives on colour, texture, and how people interact with spaces.


Visits to design fairs and events, such as 3 Days of Design, brought new inspiration, influencing both the details we focus on and the broader way we think about design. We had the pleasure of starting work with a range of brilliant new makers and suppliers, including British stone suppliers Britannicus Stone, artist Natasha Hulse, and bespoke furniture makers William Garvey, alongside others known for their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.



Collage of design inspiration sources for Ro Projects in 2025 — images from visits to Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design, Mallorca and design fairs showcasing craft, colour and materials


STUDIO GROWTH AND LOOKING AHEAD

2025 has also been a year of growth for the studio. We were pleased to welcome interior architect Bel Bambossi, who has been a brilliant addition to the team.


We have taken on two new projects that will be key focuses for the year ahead — Butterrow Cottage, a charming home in the heart of the South Cotswolds’ Five Valleys, and Carrer Glòria, a beautiful old sandstone house in the south of Mallorca. We are also excited to be working on a new partnership with a well-known Bristol-based design brand, and look forward to sharing more soon.


Thank you to all our clients, collaborators, and supporters — your trust and collaboration have made this year possible, and we look forward to continuing the journey together in 2026. 





Thank you message graphic from Ro Projects interior design studio, Bristol — end of year message to clients and collaborators for 2025


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