Interior design portfolio

Portfolio...

Welcome to my portfolio! Only my favourite projects make it here.

My portfolio has been categorised by room type for your ease. Please scroll down and click on any image that catches your eye!

I have designed a lot of rooms and have a lot of projects. If there is a particular style you are looking for and cannot see it here then please do not hesitate to contact me for further images. I shall be glad to help!

Sitting Rooms/Living Rooms/Home Offices

Dramatic emerald home office with Gold accents.		Loved designing this. My client wanted a colourful, eclectic space with floral touches.
The space is open plan and rooms like this can be tricky to layout.
A gorgeous, Victorian room! We decided to colour block the walls to add this wonderful green blue, without it taking over the entire room.	The existing cupboards determined the colour height.
		I loved working on this. A deep teal works so well with vibrant oranges!
	My client had the sofa already and wanted to work with this.
Calming green sitting room with stylish Art Deco touches.	Even though it is a deep green it's still restful.
A calming blue scheme. A classic combination of navy and white.
	A mood board for a living room. My client wanted Afro/Boho themes running through.	A glam meets rustic style living room. Some dramatic use of colour without taking over the room.
	I really enjoyed designing this room. It's light and inviting with some cultural and Scandi elements.
	My client wanted glam, luxury and comfort. I think this fits the bill!

Wonderfully bright living room. So many colours and features my own artwork!		A comfortable living dining room with industrial elements.
		Pink and grey work beautifully together. Warm woods tie it all together.
		A gorgeous sitting room with a bar area. The client wanted something that was suitable for entertaining and relaxing.
Green and Gold work so well together. An excellent combo if you're after a Mid Century feel.
	The large mirror behind the bar reflects an excellent amount of light into the room.
A smart sitting room with a formal touch.		A heavily textured sitting room. Deep red and natural touches give a cosy feel.
	A colourful yet simple scheme. The room was very dark and needed a lift.	Stripes help to widen the room.

Traditional styled study. Elegant and cosy!		A super glam sitting room. A dramatic wallpaper helps to bring the room in.
		A stunning electric blue sitting room with luxe detailing and yellow accents.
This room boasts a mix of Art Deco, Mid Century and modern furnishings. A subtle wallpaper breaks up the blue.	Mirrors are a great way to widen a space and reflect light around a room.	The built in bookcases work well to create a focal point.
	My client had a good idea of the type of look she wanted. She had already laid the room out but needed a scheme to work with the olive sofas and black armchair.	Plants mixed with chrome finishes can help to add a fresh and calming feel to a room.
		Gorgeous sitting room which will be used as a grown up room.
I love the colour combo here and the glam touches!
A smart, hotel chic sitting room. My client already had the sofas and gold cushions in place. Large mirrors add some glamour. Over sized table lamps work really well here.
	Not often I get to design using green! I love it. It's an interesting colour. Many dislike it but it is sophisticated and inviting.	There are Mid Century elements to this design mixed with some homely touches.
The sitting room leads on to a large space and the bi folds allow plenty of natural light to flow into the room.		A lovely sitting room in a beautiful Georgian cottage. The client wanted something glamorous, light and cosy. I love period properties. Whether they keep the period theme or not, they will always outshine other buildings simply because of their wonderful proportions and charm.
	A large corner sofa worked better than individual sofas and add to the feeing for comfort. Mirror and light oak finishes make a calming scheme.	The beams have been stripped back to the natural wood. It makes the room a little more inviting.
		A small living room. The client wanted a light yet comfortable cheery living room with Scandi style elements running through. This project was one of my faves. I find it so cheerful.
The simple white walls allow the artwork and patterns in the room to come to life. The chairs are great fun too! Loving the gold legs.	Bright cushions and bold wall art provide colour and interest to the interior as well as being happy!
A simple interior in a modern house. The client wanted a New England theme. Navy blue is my favourite colour, so to be able to do this was a lot of fun!	Plenty of blues, creams and natural textures make up this look.
Formal sitting room. Due to a large extension at the rear this room is now used as a social space.	The room isn't large so full length mirrors help to widen the room.	A glamorous scheme with high end furniture, luxury fabrics and rich textures.
	Retro inspired living room. Some orange/reds were already in the room so adding the blue made a bold contrasting scheme.
A wonderful home. A scheme using bold accents against industrial greys.	Brick wallpaper works really well here to create a smart but cosy living space.	Dark wood throughout helps to warm the space.
The same wallpaper has been extended under the stairs. Warm wood works really well with the retro chairs and jar lighting.		Formal sitting room. The client wanted something glamorous. This room was hard work! But worth it.
	The TV has been set into a tiled feature fireplace.
A stylish living room for a client in Ireland. Deep indigo and gold add a glamorous touch to the room. This room had quite a difficult layout. I suggested built in cupboards in the alcoves to keep the space simple.	Long and narrow living rooms can be a challenge. Dividing the room into two halves can help solve the problem. I split the room into two to create a tv zone and one for reading.
	Stylish, calming living/dining room with hints of navy and red. The client wanted a timeless interior.
The dining room flows from the sitting room to create a uniform look throughout.		A pretty living room in a new build house using a classic combination of pink and grey.
	Mirrored furniture and plenty of wall mirrors help to reflect light and enlarge the space.
A stunning apartment in Germany. A wonderful project to work on. The apartment has all the wonderful features that are seen in European architecture.	The client wanted an interior that worked with the features of the room. The interior has been influenced by Mid Century design.
The chairs have been reupholstered in a stunning pink to add some drama and the whole room features glamorous touches of Gold.
A smart living room. The clients wanted a boutique look.	My client had a difficult time trying to fill the space. It is long and narrow so I brought everything together in the centre.
		An absolutely stunning house with a large sitting room over three spaces. No expense spared here. The client wanted a glamorous, luxurious space purely for entertaining.
Art Deco influences throughout the rooms create a stunning interior.
The was done on a fairly small budget. By recycling furniture and buying new accessories we created a stylish and modern yet cosy interior. Warm greys and berry shades make the space feel warm and inviting.
	A large room with kitchen/diner and sitting room. The client had a specific layout and wanted furnishings and decoration to bring the room together.
A truly wonderful project. A very large living room in need of pulling together. The client wanted a modern, yet practical and comfortable space.	A splash of pink adds some much needed colour without being too feminine.	A wooden fire surround was updated with off black paint. Subtle chrome finishings teamed with natural woods give a modern yet relaxed feel to the interior.

A beautiful Tudor house and a real pleasure to work on! The client wanted a modern feel that would work well with the age of the house.	Dark wood furniture has been used to work with the beams and tie the scheme together. Accents of pink and lime green add some much needed colour to the room.	Glass console tables were used to provide light and space. They also add a modern touch that works with the building.
The dining table is modern but doesn't take over the space. It provides ample seating in a small space and helps to keep the focus on the character of the house.	The kitchen had no units on the right hand side. So glass shaving and a group of modular units with a worktop make extra storage space.
Large living/dining room in Austria. The client wanted something glamorous and cosy.	Interesting to note. They have shutters on the out side of of the windows so no need for any window treatments.
		A traditional room inspired by the Victorian era. The sofas, rug and column lamps were already there. The scheme has been worked around these.
A deep red has been used to add drama. Light sofas and curtains help to create light.	The built in bookcases and white fireplace also help to lighten the room so that the dark coloured walls do not swamp the room. Beautiful damask fabrics create a period feel to the room.	Although Victorian inspired, the space uses a lot of symmetry to create order.
	A traditional sitting room based on a Gentleman's interior. The client wanted a luxury Mayfair feel to the room.	A deep grey adds dramatic effect to the room and teamed with peacock blues and dark woods creates a formal interior.
	Layering curtains can be a great way to add a luxurious look and eliminates the need for a blind.
Living/dining room in an Edwardian House. The client wanted a glamorous feel and to bring the room together. She already had some plum cushions and wanted an interior to work with berry colours.
	French inspired living room, dining room and kitchen. The client wanted a muted scheme.	Lots of grey shades mixed with weathered oak for a traditional interior with some modern touches.

Modern design for a house in the Middle East. A simple space using blues and a textured wallpaper to warm the space. Glass panels help to define the spaces.	Some retro touches and reflective surfaces make a very clean and simple design.
The dining area has the same simplicity as the living area.
This room is a through room and needed to keep the same wall colours as the hallways. So it has been kept very simple and clean. The client wanted a modern look.	Simple storage and simple furniture has been chosen to keep it light and modern.	One of two living rooms in a wonderful house. The client wanted a casual living room that could be used for playing also. The room is quite narrow with wide windows. Extra wide blinds in duck egg blue have been used to widen the room. Splashes of pink and geometrics have been used to modernise the interior.
Custom built storage has been put in to house toys and games so the room can be used as a more grown up space in the evening.

Country drawing room using soft linens and cottons with a dramatic wall colour.

Bedrooms

A fresh and bright bedroom. My client wanted something light and calming.	A few peach accents add a punch of colour without swamping the room.
Beautiful, restful bedroom. The soft pink helps to calm the intense grey.	A lovely eclectic design of coral and blue. Client already had a some furniture.
My client wanted a dramatic, deep and moody bedroom.	Dark greys can seem a little cold; adding weathered wood will help to warm up a scheme like this.
My client liked an orange and navy interior designed previously.
I love this room. This interior is inspired by oriental detailing and classical colouring.
		The layout of this room will have to be changed but it is a lovely design so I have included it here.
A romantic scheme.	Bright and fresh guest bedroom. The mixture of orange and navy against a pale background gives the room an airy feel.
	Part of a flat re design. A very sophisticated scheme with a luxurious pallet.	Textured wallpaper creates a sumptuous feel and black creates drama.
Gold/brass finishes instantly warm a scheme.		Deep blue and cream guest bedroom. I love this classic combination of colour. The yellow roses add a subtle accent to the room.
The side tables were plain white so I gave them a little makeover and added the dark blue and gold touch. Works well!
Beautiful guest room. Which I absolutely love! The client wanted a chic and pretty guest room.	The intense pink bounces off the gorgeous Chinoiserie wallpaper.	Dark colours in a bedroom promote sleep. And this room is perfect for a good nights rest!
The fitted wardrobe mirrors help to reflect light into the room.		A guest bedroom in a house as the previous bathroom. The client wanted a neutral, light scheme.
This design leans toward mid century modern.	The gallery wall adds a softness to the interior.	A chic bedroom in a new build house. The client wanted a hotel feel. I love doing these rooms. Monochromatic schemes are always smart and stylish.
The room is quite small so the use of mirrors has played a big part in enlarging the space.	Taking the wallpaper all the way round a room can make it look bigger.
My client wanted a pretty, feminine master bedroom with a hint of glamour.	Although the fabrics and textures are provincial in origin, they can be used to create a less countrified look by adding silks, glass and gold finishes.	Gold accessories add a touch of glamour.
The room was too small to have stand alone wardrobes so we put in bespoke wardrobes in the alcoves to provide excellent storage space.		A floral bedroom in a modern flat. I seem to get a lot of clients with a love for pink! Not that I'm complaining. It works so well in any room. The client wanted floral and pretty touches that would work well with the modern finishes throughout.
The headboard has been customised to match the curtains. Stripes work well with the blossom fabric.	White furniture was chosen to work with the existing built in wardrobe which is ultra modern in design.
A beautiful guest bedroom with Eastern and French influences. The cool walls are warmed up using cream furnishings and natural fibre flooring.	Blue doesn't always have to be a cold colour. Touches of yellow does a much to cheer up the room.	I love a room filled with texture and pattern. The oriental patterns available are amazing.
The room is filled with texture and pattern which adds warmth to the interior.	Using large mirrors will reflect light and help to bounce it around the room.
Bedroom designed for a client in the Netherlands. Bold use of colour here. Yellows and blues mixed with geometric prints and copper tones.	The room uses a dramatic deep blue, however light furniture keeps the room from becoming dark.	Light flooring helps give the room a spacious feel.
		The smallest master bedroom to date! This room was very challenging not only because of the size of the space but the client had a very specific brief. New york apartment meets Pip Studio meets Chanel no 5!
In order to maximise the space we decided to place the bed right against the window in order to create a four post feel and divide the room. This then allowed room for a dressing table. There is a large wardrobe cupboard attached to the room so no concerns about storage for clothes.	The door is a sliding one due to lack of space so we added a mirror to the door to create the illusion of extra room.
	A master bedroom in a modern house. The client wanted something timeless with hints of lilac running through.	The wardrobe doors needed replacing so panelled doors painted in a classic grey were chosen to compliment the purple tones.
A beautiful large floral print was chosen to add some areas of colour.	A mirrored chest of drawers and dressing table keep the room uncluttered.
A luxurious suite in a beautiful Georgian house in London. We previously designed the entertainment space below. Again this interior is top spec and uses bespoke pieces. The space comprises of two halves features a large walk in wardrobe in the middle, a bespoke series of wardrobes and a seating area on one side and a bedroom on the other. It also features his and hers ensuite bathrooms.	As well as a walk in wardrobe the client wanted another space dedicated to storage, a seating area, desk and TV, so we designed the wardrobes to include a desk area, that way there was more room for the sofa and armchair.	The vast majority of items are bespoke and everything has been designed to give the client a luxurious, hotel feel.
	The bed area features a brass finish, bespoke fabric four poster and the colour scheme flows from the other side throughout the suite.	The luxury textured wallpaper works well with the plum colour scheme.
This bedroom design was a lot of fun! It is a lot less expensive than it looks. A lot of upcycling! The wardrobe was tired and old looking but strong and sturdy. So the best solution was to paint it and add fabric to the door panels.	The beautiful side tables and textured wallpaper are luxury touches which help to make the interior feel sumptuous.
	A narrow bedroom which already has a mirrored wardrobe at one end needed some reorganising. Pictures spaced along the narrow wall helped to widen the space. A soft grey was used to lighten the room. A feminine design all round.	Master bedroom in a large house. The client wanted a modern look throughout the house. A Monochromatic scheme with a hint of mushroom to add some warmth.
	Hotel chic master bedroom. The side tables were already there so the scheme was worked around them. The client wanted a glamorous feel to the room.
A beautiful master bedroom which leads onto a dressing room and ensuite. The client wanted something warm and inviting with French furnishings.	A warm grey was used throughout the scheme and works really well with the red.
	A beautiful master bedroom which needed some updating. A calming palette with some bright accents make a stylish interior.
A loft extension in a Victorian house. The client wanted an industrial style bedroom/dressing/ensuite space. The wardrobes are clad in vinyl wood effect tiles and act as a divider between a dressing room and bedroom. A sliding door covers the entrance.	A simple design was needed to stop the room being swamped by the heavy wardrobes.
	A sample board for a bedroom. It needed tying together.	Guest bedroom in a new built house. The client wanted something comfortable and something that would link the existing grey floral blind and cushions.
	A small guest bedroom using dark blue and a coral accent. Gold touches help to warm the room.	The room is quite small so a mirrored wardrobe has been chosen to make the room appear larger and to reflect light into the room.
		A truly feminine bedroom. The room felt a little dark so the interior needed a big lift.
Rather than overusing the zebra print on the blind, a zebra pelmet was used to tie it in without going overboard.	Fresh white walls, pink and zebra touches create a very girly bedroom!

Bathrooms/Shower Rooms/Ensuites

A large ensuite in a house in the US. I love the simplicity of this. Monochromatic schemes are very satisfying.	My client needed storage for towels and a double sink. Gold and geometric finishes create a simple yet elegant feel.	A monochromaric scheme can appear harsh. So I chose a soft, warming, pale grey floor to warm the room.
Beautiful bathroom part of an extension. The brief was dramatic with classical elements. I really enjoyed this project. I absolutely adore the deep colours!	I know dark colours can seem a little scary but if you go for it you might surprise yourself!	Separate shower with dark subway tiles work well against the pink and charcoal.
	One of two ensuites. This bathroom features a large shower, bespoke double vanity and towel radiator.	The bathroom has built in storage cupboards with full mirrored doors and fine marble surrounds.
		The ensuite has been designed to work with the bedroom. The colour scheme is the same and classical elements have been added.
The dressing room leads from to the ensuite shower room. Mirrored wardrobes and a simple runner help to widen the space.	Gorgeous vanity unit with twin basins, travertine and red tiles make a calm yet striking ensuite.
	The ensuite interior is light and simple as the space is small. Niches have been created for storage and to allow the loo to be positioned correctly.	Black brass taps and shower work well with the subway tiles to give the industrial look.
Ensuite attached to the previous bedroom. A simple modern design.	Neutral, warm tiles were chosen to add warmth without making the room any smaller.	Mirrors play a big part here to widen the room and help to add light and space to a very small room.

Children's Spaces

This room was designed for a set of twins; a boy and a girl.		I love this room! It's such a happy space.
	A mood board for finishing touches for a boy's room. Happy client, happy me!	A combination underrated in my opinion. A bright scheme, perfect for a teen!
Don't be afraid to mix patterns!
One of my faves! Smart bedroom with a classic feel to it.	Orange as an accent works so well.
My young client wanted a room that will grow with her. Nothing babyish!	A panel of wallpaper can be just as effective as a whole wall.
Loved designing this! Awesome teen bedroom. Pops of yellow against dark tones.		Hidden storage behind the prints on the wall!

	I loved designing this space. Such a sweet room to design! My client needed a room for her daughter with need to hide essential equipment.	We decided on a curtain rather than expensive storage. This allows for the equipment to be used with ease. I chose applique Liberty print stars to make the curtains more interesting.

An attic playroom was badly in need of organisation! The client had the kallax unit so we worked around this to create a bright and colourful theme.	Personally loving the stars wallpaper!
A small hangout space for teen girls. Super bright!	The narrowest room I have ever worked on. I had to be very clever about the use of space here. Stripes have helped to widen the room.
My client wanted a natural interior with lots of greenery and neutral colouring.
A fun bedroom inspired by exploring and adventure!	Loving the bed! Red and olive greens make a fun but restful space.
A bedroom for a boy inspired by his love for birds!		A complimentary scheme of blue and orange with pops of yellow create a fun, exciting space.
		My client has two young children and wanted a play/games room with space for a desk.
This was an awkward small space with two interior doors so space was limited. But a space can work really well if planned correctly.
A soft and sophisticated teen bedroom. Client knew she wanted something soft and elegant.
	Loved designing this room! Orange and navy are fun to work with.

A lot of fun! Spots and stripes in blues and pinks make a cheerful interior.
Gorgeous bedroom for a pair of teens. Wonderful pops of colour with a grown up feel!	Subtle stripes in the background add interest without taking over the room.	Make up area. Very important!
		Colourful bedroom for a small chap. Lots going on here! Crocodiles!
Cheery yellows and calming blues work well together here.		A simple design for a young girl. She loves pink!
The room is quite small so a base of light grey was used and pink as the accent.
A client was good enough to send me some after photos of a pair of bedrooms designed for two little people. The room already had curtains and needed pulling together to make it child friendly.		After photos of the girls bedroom sent to me by a client. Again it needed pulling together around the existing curtains. She loves pandas!
	A bedroom design for a teenage girl. She wanted an elegant and sophisticated space.
A small budget room. A light and bright scheme with a touch of animal print!	Bright pops of lime and pink are great for brightening a pale scheme.
	A colourful playroom. My client has already chosen a paint colour and wall stickers but other than that the room was empty. I created a scheme to work with them.
	A pretty design for a young girl. A soft scheme with an elegant blue/grey.
		My client wanted a room for her son that would grow with him. By simply changing the pictures it can move on to a teenage room.
		A bedroom design for 2 boys and a girl. My client loved it but due to structural changes we had to change it. But I have included it as it is an excellent example of how to decorate a mixed gender room.
It can be challenging decorating a space for mixed genders but selecting your colours carefully from the beginning will help.	Children love colour. Don't avoid it. Work with it.	A lovely, fresh design for a young lady. She wanted a white room with pastels and pops of bright colour here and there.
I love this room. It's so cheerful and bright! The client already had the wonderful French bed. It just needed updating in this wonderful fabric!
My client wanted a room that would grow with his children into their teenage years.	The blue walls were already there so I worked with it to produce a bright scheme using yellow as an accent.
	A lovely reading/games snug for a little boy and girl. The shelving was already there and the client wanted some furniture, accessories, paint and soft furnishings.	Children love colour so I decided to go bright with some rainbow power! The black wall at the end helps to bring the room in and the stripes help to widen the room. The artwork is custom made by me!
	A wonderful room for a 9 year old boy. He loves Minecraft and Star Wars and wanted something bright and colourful. I love children's rooms. They are an excuse to go mad with colour!	The room was part of an extension to the house. Navy blue and orange make the space colourful and fun.
I know... The TNT cushion is just fab.	The space is small so storage was a must. I managed to find this brilliant wardrobe that has lots of compartments for different things.
		A bedroom for a teenage girl. She wanted something daring and cheerful and this certainly is! I love pink. It is such a happy colour. Mixed with the dark wallpaper makes a very exciting interior!
	Some furniture has been hacked to add decoration. Hacking furniture is a great idea. It allows you to have something unique for less money.
A bright and colourful nursery. Yellow is teamed with purples and small amounts of orange.	The client wanted something bright and cheerful.	I adore the balloon wall lights! Whilst not the cheapest lighting, they are a wonderful touch. If you invest in at least one expensive item it can really lift an interior.
	Pretty bedroom for a toddler. The client wanted pink so grey has been teamed with it to create a soft scheme with some pink polka wallpaper to break up the wall colour.	White furniture sits well against the grey. Two rugs have been placed on the floor to define the areas. Nothing better than girl's rooms. I can't help it! There is so much available to create a truly gorgeous space.
The built in wardrobe is modern so the furniture was kept in line with it.
This is in my top 10 faves. I really enjoyed this room! A bright and colourful bedroom using a complimentary scheme of orange and blue. This is a non gender specific room.	I love the bed. It offers security and great for any child who is afraid of the dark.
	A bright and colourful nursery in the Netherlands. The client wanted a bright and cosy room for her son.	Storage space was a must and the cot was already there so the interior was designed around it.

A bedroom design for a boy. A smart scheme using navy, red and white. Some hints of brown for warmth.		A bedroom designed for a boy of 4 years. The client wanted a design that was practical as well as fun. The ceiling has been painted in a smart navy to lower the ceiling as the room is tall and fairly narrow.
The room has been designed to grow with the child. With a few simple changes such as changing the artwork and removing the toys the room can suit any age.
Boys bedroom in a brand new house. The client wanted a room that would suit a boy approaching teenage years. The house is brand new and the walls have to remain white for a few years so we needed to inject some warmth and colour into the room.	The bed was already there so we used this as a starting point.
One of my faves! I love the toile wallpaper and built in shelves.	I enjoyed this room. The space is small but I manage to fit a lot in!	I decided to have the wardrobe built in behind the bed to save space. It is a great idea if you need to utilise every inch of room.
	French inspired bedroom using floral silks and delicate patterns and colour.
A pretty bedroom for a little girl. Soft pinks work really well with a subtle pebble grey background. The client wanted something simple.		Accessories and pictures can be changed easily to update the room as the child grows.
Toy storage units and storage boxes help to keep the room organised.		A twin bedroom in Germany. The walls were already pink and we furnished it using French influences.
The furniture placement allows room in the centre for playing.	These wonderful house beds are super fun and allow for the beds to be placed side by side without taking up playing space.	The room is to function as a play and study room as well as a bedroom.

Kitchens/Dining Rooms

A luxury inspired dining room. My client wanted a hotel feel to the room. Teal and mirrored surfaces are always a good combination if you're after a glamorous look!		A traditional kitchen design using classic colouring and natural finishes. My client wanted an Everhot stove so that had to be factored in to the layout design.

		A classic combination of navy blue and blush! Loved designing this.

A pretty kitchen/diner with a burst of pink.	Kitchen for a rental flat in London.	Love the vibrant colours here!
My clients didn't have any brief other than it needed to be practical. So this gave me leave to go mad!	A vibrant mix of colours and textures here. The walls are tiled for easy cleaning yet have a texture that warms the room.
A beautiful kitchen diner for a young lady. The client wanted something with a wow factor.	The kitchen diner is going to be in a new extension. The space for a dining table is quite limited so it has been placed directly in front and touching the island to save space.	A modern scheme using soft grey mixed with a hot pink accent. The accent can be easily changed to make a more neutral or masculine scheme.
	The same wallpaper has been extended under the stairs. Warm wood works really well with the retro chairs and jar lighting.	This dining room flows from a sitting room to create a uniform look throughout.
	I used retro touches throughout!	A daring kitchen. Sleek charcoal with orange.
	Modern kitchen using space white and bright accents.	A big space with space for entertaining and reading.
The rug has been customised to work with the colours.	I used a Louis Ghost dining set to create a sense of light and space. As well as being super stylish it helps to simplify and keep the room from appearing over crowded.	The dining table is modern but doesn't take over the space. It provides ample seating in a small space and helps to keep the focus on the character of the house.
The kitchen had no units on the right hand side. So glass shaving and a group of modular units with a worktop make extra storage space.	Large kitchen extension. A timeless design using red accents.	A warm wood was chosen to add warmth to the scheme.

The scheme is carried through to the dining room and kitchen.
The dining area in a large open living area.

Commercial

Really enjoyed working on this. Such a dreamy interior! Inspired by Kawaii design.		Design for a cosmetic clinic.
I was asked to design and plan the layout of a sports bar and lounge.	The bar is to be split into 3 separate areas; pub, lounge and sports bar.	An industrial theme runs throughout.
I was asked to produce mood boards for a restaurant/bar. I am currently designing the interior.
Full technical floor plan for an HMO house.	I was asked to design the reception for Future Publishing! They wanted a look that would be fun and fit their brand.	The desk has colour changing lights.
		A bar & grill concept for a retro diner.
Concept for the New York seating area.

Dramatic emerald home office with Gold accents.

Loved designing this. My client wanted a colourful, eclectic space with floral touches.

The space is open plan and rooms like this can be tricky to layout.

A gorgeous, Victorian room! We decided to colour block the walls to add this wonderful green blue, without it taking over the entire room.

The existing cupboards determined the colour height.

I loved working on this. A deep teal works so well with vibrant oranges!

My client had the sofa already and wanted to work with this.

Calming green sitting room with stylish Art Deco touches.

Even though it is a deep green it's still restful.

A calming blue scheme. A classic combination of navy and white.

A mood board for a living room. My client wanted Afro/Boho themes running through.

A glam meets rustic style living room. Some dramatic use of colour without taking over the room.

I really enjoyed designing this room. It's light and inviting with some cultural and Scandi elements.

My client wanted glam, luxury and comfort. I think this fits the bill!

Wonderfully bright living room. So many colours and features my own artwork!

A comfortable living dining room with industrial elements.

Pink and grey work beautifully together. Warm woods tie it all together.

A gorgeous sitting room with a bar area. The client wanted something that was suitable for entertaining and relaxing.

Green and Gold work so well together. An excellent combo if you're after a Mid Century feel.

The large mirror behind the bar reflects an excellent amount of light into the room.

A smart sitting room with a formal touch.

A heavily textured sitting room. Deep red and natural touches give a cosy feel.

A colourful yet simple scheme. The room was very dark and needed a lift.

Stripes help to widen the room.

Traditional styled study. Elegant and cosy!

A super glam sitting room. A dramatic wallpaper helps to bring the room in.

A stunning electric blue sitting room with luxe detailing and yellow accents.

This room boasts a mix of Art Deco, Mid Century and modern furnishings. A subtle wallpaper breaks up the blue.

Mirrors are a great way to widen a space and reflect light around a room.

The built in bookcases work well to create a focal point.

My client had a good idea of the type of look she wanted. She had already laid the room out but needed a scheme to work with the olive sofas and black armchair.

Plants mixed with chrome finishes can help to add a fresh and calming feel to a room.

Gorgeous sitting room which will be used as a grown up room.

I love the colour combo here and the glam touches!

A smart, hotel chic sitting room. My client already had the sofas and gold cushions in place. Large mirrors add some glamour. Over sized table lamps work really well here.

Not often I get to design using green! I love it. It's an interesting colour. Many dislike it but it is sophisticated and inviting.

There are Mid Century elements to this design mixed with some homely touches.

The sitting room leads on to a large space and the bi folds allow plenty of natural light to flow into the room.

A lovely sitting room in a beautiful Georgian cottage. The client wanted something glamorous, light and cosy. I love period properties. Whether they keep the period theme or not, they will always outshine other buildings simply because of their wonderful proportions and charm.

A large corner sofa worked better than individual sofas and add to the feeing for comfort. Mirror and light oak finishes make a calming scheme.

The beams have been stripped back to the natural wood. It makes the room a little more inviting.

A small living room. The client wanted a light yet comfortable cheery living room with Scandi style elements running through. This project was one of my faves. I find it so cheerful.

The simple white walls allow the artwork and patterns in the room to come to life. The chairs are great fun too! Loving the gold legs.

Bright cushions and bold wall art provide colour and interest to the interior as well as being happy!

A simple interior in a modern house. The client wanted a New England theme. Navy blue is my favourite colour, so to be able to do this was a lot of fun!

Plenty of blues, creams and natural textures make up this look.

Formal sitting room. Due to a large extension at the rear this room is now used as a social space.

The room isn't large so full length mirrors help to widen the room.

A glamorous scheme with high end furniture, luxury fabrics and rich textures.

Retro inspired living room. Some orange/reds were already in the room so adding the blue made a bold contrasting scheme.

A wonderful home. A scheme using bold accents against industrial greys.

Brick wallpaper works really well here to create a smart but cosy living space.

Dark wood throughout helps to warm the space.

The same wallpaper has been extended under the stairs. Warm wood works really well with the retro chairs and jar lighting.

Formal sitting room. The client wanted something glamorous. This room was hard work! But worth it.

The TV has been set into a tiled feature fireplace.

A stylish living room for a client in Ireland. Deep indigo and gold add a glamorous touch to the room. This room had quite a difficult layout. I suggested built in cupboards in the alcoves to keep the space simple.

Long and narrow living rooms can be a challenge. Dividing the room into two halves can help solve the problem. I split the room into two to create a tv zone and one for reading.

Stylish, calming living/dining room with hints of navy and red. The client wanted a timeless interior.

The dining room flows from the sitting room to create a uniform look throughout.

A pretty living room in a new build house using a classic combination of pink and grey.

Mirrored furniture and plenty of wall mirrors help to reflect light and enlarge the space.

A stunning apartment in Germany. A wonderful project to work on. The apartment has all the wonderful features that are seen in European architecture.

The client wanted an interior that worked with the features of the room. The interior has been influenced by Mid Century design.

The chairs have been reupholstered in a stunning pink to add some drama and the whole room features glamorous touches of Gold.

A smart living room. The clients wanted a boutique look.

My client had a difficult time trying to fill the space. It is long and narrow so I brought everything together in the centre.

An absolutely stunning house with a large sitting room over three spaces. No expense spared here. The client wanted a glamorous, luxurious space purely for entertaining.

Art Deco influences throughout the rooms create a stunning interior.

The was done on a fairly small budget. By recycling furniture and buying new accessories we created a stylish and modern yet cosy interior. Warm greys and berry shades make the space feel warm and inviting.

A large room with kitchen/diner and sitting room. The client had a specific layout and wanted furnishings and decoration to bring the room together.

A truly wonderful project. A very large living room in need of pulling together. The client wanted a modern, yet practical and comfortable space.

A splash of pink adds some much needed colour without being too feminine.

A wooden fire surround was updated with off black paint. Subtle chrome finishings teamed with natural woods give a modern yet relaxed feel to the interior.

A beautiful Tudor house and a real pleasure to work on! The client wanted a modern feel that would work well with the age of the house.

Dark wood furniture has been used to work with the beams and tie the scheme together. Accents of pink and lime green add some much needed colour to the room.

Glass console tables were used to provide light and space. They also add a modern touch that works with the building.

The dining table is modern but doesn't take over the space. It provides ample seating in a small space and helps to keep the focus on the character of the house.

The kitchen had no units on the right hand side. So glass shaving and a group of modular units with a worktop make extra storage space.

Large living/dining room in Austria. The client wanted something glamorous and cosy.