Portfolio
Every project below is a real scope we ran: what the room looked like when we arrived, what we changed, and how quickly the listing went pending.
Transformations
Same room, same time of day. The only variable is the staging.
All work
6 projects
A 1912 craftsman with beautiful bones buried under thirty years of accumulated furniture. We cleared the sightlines, lightened the palette, and let the original millwork carry the room.
An empty concrete shell that photographed cold and felt smaller than it was. Warm textiles and a defined dining zone gave the open plan a sense of scale.
A newly built estate that felt like a showroom rather than a home. Layered textures, commissioned landscape paintings, and softened lighting made the scale feel welcoming.
A high-floor unit whose river view was competing with a dark accent wall. We repainted, lowered the furniture profile, and put the window back in charge of the room.
Six bedrooms of mismatched furniture reading as clutter in photos. A restrained neutral base with a single accent colour per floor brought the whole listing together.
A narrow three-storey plan where every room fought the staircase. Slim-profile furniture and vertical art gave each floor a clear purpose.
