Interiors · Home Decoration & Interior Design

Full 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.

The service

What we deliver

One brief, one budget, one finished room. Our styling packages take a space from tired to photographed-and-done: concept and palette agreed up front, then finishes, lighting, window dressings, furniture and styling delivered as a single coordinated project.

It's the antidote to the half-done room — the one with great paint but bare windows, or lovely furniture under a builder's pendant. Everything arrives coordinated because one team owns the whole picture.

What's included

  • Concept, palette and budget agreed before work starts
  • Paint and finishes delivered to decorator standard
  • Lighting layered and dimmable
  • Curtains or blinds made to measure
  • Furniture, art and accessories sourced and placed
  • A finished, styled room — not a list of jobs

From brief to delivery

A full-room package closes the gap between “renovated” and genuinely finished

We treat the room as one composition — background finishes, furniture, lighting, textiles, artwork and final objects — with a single budget and installation sequence.

What we resolve before work starts

The service is useful when the client wants one finished outcome rather than coordinating decorators, furniture deliveries, curtains and styling separately. We establish the non-negotiable pieces and budget hierarchy before shopping begins.

  • Room function, circulation and furniture layout
  • Complete colour and material palette
  • Lighting, window treatments and textiles
  • Furniture, art and accessory sourcing priorities
  • Installation sequence and delivery access

What a proper handover should include

The room should be photographed-ready and everyday-ready at the same time: comfortable, practical and complete.

  • Furniture placed and adjusted to the final layout
  • Window treatments, rugs and lighting installed or positioned
  • Artwork and styling elements placed where included
  • Product and finish schedule retained for reference
  • Any delayed or substituted items clearly recorded

Delivery sequence

How this service moves from idea to finished work

01

Room strategy

We define how the space must function, the visual direction and which existing pieces stay.

02

Complete specification

Finishes, furniture, lighting, curtains, rugs and key styling elements are selected as one scheme.

03

Preparation & procurement

Decoration and electrical preparation are sequenced while furniture and bespoke items are ordered.

04

Installation day & edit

The room is assembled, dressed and edited so the final result is balanced rather than simply full of new purchases.

Why it is worth planning properly

One-room coordination is valuable when you want a complete result without managing several suppliers yourself

One visual direction

Large and small decisions share the same palette, scale and design logic.

Fewer delivery conflicts

Room preparation happens before furniture and textiles arrive, reducing damage or repeated moving of pieces.

Budget stays attached to priorities

The scheme can protect the items that matter most while simplifying lower-impact choices.

Key decisions

What shapes the scope

Total budget, items to retain, deadline, willingness to wait for bespoke pieces, preferred brands, family use, storage and how “styled” versus minimal the final room should feel all matter.

Budget & programme

What usually moves cost or timing

Furniture and bespoke upholstery usually dominate spend, followed by window treatments, lighting and specialist decoration. Urgent completion dates can force substitution away from long-lead pieces.

Why it pays off

What you gain

One Team, One Result

Decoration, lighting, furniture and soft furnishings are designed and delivered together, so every element belongs to the same scheme.

A Faster, Calmer Process

One schedule, one point of contact and one accountable team, instead of juggling decorators, suppliers and deliveries yourself.

Finished Down to the Detail

We hand over a genuinely finished room, styled to the last cushion, lamp and picture hook, not a space that still needs weekends of work.

How it works

Three steps, no surprises

01

Consultation & Concept

We visit, listen to how you want the room to feel, and present a concept board covering colours, lighting, furniture and fabrics with clear costs.

02

Works & Procurement

Decoration and lighting are carried out while furniture and furnishings are ordered and held, so everything converges on one installation date.

03

Install & Reveal

In the final visit the room is furnished, dressed and styled in full, then walked through with you piece by piece at handover.

Sound familiar?

Asked for every week

Tell us which room you want completely finished and the pieces that must stay. We will build the scheme around those constraints and give the budget a clear hierarchy.

  • Turn an unused spare room into a welcoming guest bedroom
  • A complete living room makeover: decoration, lighting, furniture and styling
  • Refresh a main bedroom with a new scheme, curtains and furniture
  • Style a whole flat ready for sale or professional photography
  • Transform a box room into a fitted, well-lit home office
  • Dress a new-build house from empty shell to family home

Good to know

Common questions

What does a room package cost?

It ranges as widely as rooms do, so we work the other way: tell us the budget and we'll show you what it buys, with the trade-offs made clear before anything is ordered.

How long from brief to finished room?

Typically four to eight weeks end to end, driven mostly by fabric and furniture lead times. The on-site portion is usually only a week or two; the rest is procurement we manage for you.

Start the conversation

Ready to start your project?

Send room photos, dimensions, target completion date and overall budget range. We can then recommend whether a full-room package is appropriate or a smaller sourcing/decoration service would give better value.