Interiors
Home Decoration & Interior Design
Complete interior styling from concept to completion — paint and finishes, furniture selection, hidden and feature lighting, and made-to-measure curtains, all coordinated by one design-led team.
The service
What we deliver
Decoration is where a house becomes yours. Our design-led team takes rooms from concept to completion: colour schemes and specialist finishes, furniture sourced and placed, lighting layered from hidden coves to statement pieces, and curtains and blinds made to measure — one coordinated look, delivered by one team.
You can hand us a single tired room or a whole property. We present a clear concept first — palettes, materials, budget — then deliver it to a decorator's standard: crisp lines, pattern-matched papers, furniture assembled and styled, and every switch plate straight.
What's included
- Room concepts with palettes, materials and budgets
- Interior painting and specialist finishes
- Furniture sourcing, assembly and placement
- Lighting design from coves to feature pieces
- Made-to-measure curtains, blinds and soft furnishings
- Feature walls, panelling and wall coverings
From brief to delivery
Interior decoration works best when colour, lighting, furniture and soft finishes are designed as one room
We build the scheme around how the space is used, what the client already owns and where the visual priorities sit, then coordinate decoration, lighting, furniture and final styling so the room does not stop at “painted and furnished”.
What we resolve before work starts
The starting point is the room itself: daylight, proportions, fixed architecture and practical requirements. From there we create a hierarchy of background finishes, key furniture, lighting and smaller pieces rather than choosing every item independently.
- Room use, circulation and furniture clearances
- Existing pieces to retain, relocate or design around
- Colour palette, paint, wall coverings and feature finishes
- Ambient, task and decorative lighting requirements
- Window treatments, rugs, artwork and accessories needed to complete the scheme
What a proper handover should include
A decoration project should finish as a usable room, with product information and final positions resolved rather than leaving boxes, unplaced furniture or unbalanced lighting for the client to solve.
- Furniture and decorative items placed to the agreed layout
- Curtains, blinds and rugs dressed and aligned where included
- Lighting scenes or lamp positions checked in evening conditions
- Paint, fabric and material references retained for future use
- Outstanding supplier items or back-orders clearly recorded
Delivery sequence
How this service moves from idea to finished work
Brief & edit
We define the mood, practical needs, pieces to keep and areas where the existing room is not working.
Concept & specification
Palette, finishes, furniture, lighting and window treatments are assembled into one coordinated direction with budget priorities.
Procurement & preparation
Orders are sequenced around lead times while decorating, electrical changes and room preparation happen in the right order.
Install & style
Furniture, window treatments, lighting, artwork and smaller elements are placed and adjusted until the room reads as a complete composition.
Why it is worth planning properly
A coordinated interior reduces expensive mistakes and unfinished rooms
Fewer isolated purchases
Each major piece is checked against dimensions, palette and the rest of the room before money is committed.
A more balanced budget
Spend can be concentrated where it changes the room most, with simpler choices used where premium specification adds little visible value.
A genuinely finished result
The last ten per cent — lighting, curtains, rugs, art and styling — is planned rather than left until energy and budget have run out.
Key decisions
What shapes the scope
What stays, what is replaced, preferred style, practical durability, colour tolerance, lighting mood, storage, budget priorities and lead-time flexibility all shape the scheme. We also need to know whether children, pets, rentals or heavy daily use change the material choices.
Budget & programme
What usually moves cost or timing
Bespoke furniture, premium fabrics, made-to-measure window treatments, specialist finishes, artwork and long-lead brands are major variables. A faster programme can reduce sourcing options if products need to be available immediately.
Interiors
What this covers
Six interior-design and decoration specialisms can be commissioned individually or coordinated as one room or whole-home scheme.
Paint & Decorative Finishes
Designer paint systems chosen for each surface — durable matts for busy hallways, deep colour where a room deserves drama — applied over properly prepared, dead-flat walls. Limewash and mineral finishes available.
Explore in detailFurniture Sourcing & Styling
Tell us the look and the budget and we do the finding: sofas, tables, lighting and the pieces in between, delivered, assembled and placed. We blend what you already own with what the room is missing.
Explore in detailCurtains, Blinds & Soft Furnishings
Made-to-measure curtains and blinds in fabrics chosen with you, hung on proper tracks and dressed so they fall beautifully — with cushions, throws and rugs that pull the scheme together.
Explore in detailFeature Walls & Wall Coverings
Venetian plaster with real depth, wall panelling from Shaker to fluted, and wide-format papers hung pattern-matched and bubble-free. One wall can change the whole room.
Explore in detailFull Room Styling Packages
The whole room handled as one project: concept and palette, finishes, lighting, furniture and final styling — delivered to a photographed-and-finished standard, not a half-done room.
Explore in detailSound familiar?
Projects we're asked for every week
Tell us which rooms feel unfinished or disconnected and what you already want to keep. We will use that to decide whether you need a full room scheme, focused sourcing, decoration or a smaller styling package.
- Single-room makeovers delivered in days
- Whole-home colour schemes with samples on your walls
- Pre-sale styling that helps a property photograph beautifully
- Feature walls in plaster, panelling or paper
- Curtain, blind and soft-furnishing packages
- Furniture styling for new-build purchases
Recent work
A closer look
Look at the relationship between lighting, furniture scale, colour and soft finishes. The value of an interior scheme is how those decisions support each other.
Elegant grey living room with bay window, fireplace and blush velvet armchairs
Decorator loading a paint roller with white paint before coating interior walls
Neutral sofa styled with rust, mustard and sage cushions and sheepskin throw
Warm glowing table lamp styled with books and vase on dark sideboard
Sheer white linen curtains hung on a dark rod across French doors
Blue-grey sofa beneath a feature wall of three framed art prints
Close-up of a designer paint colour card with heritage red and cream shades
Styled wooden shelf with terracotta vase, dried palm fan and ceramic jug
Good to know
Common questions
Do I need a full interior designer, or just decorators?
With us you don't have to choose. Our finishing teams deliver the workmanship, and our design lead coordinates the look — you get a coherent scheme without paying a separate design studio, unless you want one involved.
Can you work with furniture and pieces I already own?
Absolutely. Most projects blend existing pieces with new finds — we design around what you love and replace only what you're ready to let go.
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Start the conversation
Ready to start your project?
Send photos of the room, rough dimensions, the pieces you are keeping and a realistic budget range. We can then propose the right level of design and sourcing support.