What is your interior style?
Five questions, about two minutes. It will not tell you what to buy — it will tell you which of the six directions we work in is closest to how you want a room to feel.
Ready?
Answer honestly rather than aspirationally — the useful answer is the one that describes the room you actually want to sit in.
Modern Minimalist
Restraint as the whole idea.
You want the room to be quiet and you are prepared to give things up to get there. Concealed storage, a narrow palette and flush detailing throughout — with the discipline that comes with it, because minimal rooms show everything you leave out on a surface.
- Micro-cement
- Pale Ash
- Chalk White
- Brushed Steel
- Washed Linen
Warm Contemporary
Modern shapes, forgiving surfaces.
Contemporary planning with warmth built into the materials rather than added at the end. Lime plaster, timber, textile and layered lighting. It is our most-requested direction because it is the easiest to live in for a long time.
- Lime Plaster
- European Oak
- Wool Bouclé
- Unlacquered Brass
- Travertine
Japandi
Low, warm and quietly made.
Japanese restraint with Scandinavian warmth — low furniture, pale timber, paper-like textures and a genuine commitment to leaving surfaces empty. Simple to describe and unusually demanding to detail well.
- Oiled Ash
- Handloom Cotton
- Warm Ivory
- Blackened Steel
- Jute
Modern Luxury
Restraint, executed without compromise.
Fewer elements, each specified properly — stone with movement in it, solid metal, deep upholstery, and lighting on enough circuits to change the room four times an evening. The discipline is knowing when to stop.
- Nero Marble
- Walnut
- Mohair Velvet
- Aged Brass
- Clay
Classic Contemporary
Proportion first, decoration second.
Panelling, considered mouldings and furniture with legs, held together by a contemporary plan and a modern palette. Timeless when the proportions are right — and only then.
- Pale Marble
- Teak
- Warm Ivory
- Bronze
- Washed Linen
Industrial
Structure left visible on purpose.
Exposed services, hard floors, dark metalwork — softened with warm light and generous upholstery so it reads as a workshop rather than a warehouse. Needs a building with something worth exposing.
- Micro-cement
- Blackened Steel
- Tan Leather
- Birch Ply
- Charcoal
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Modern Minimalist
Restraint as the whole idea.
Warm Contemporary
Modern shapes, forgiving surfaces.
Japandi
Low, warm and quietly made.
Modern Luxury
Restraint, executed without compromise.
Classic Contemporary
Proportion first, decoration second.
Industrial
Structure left visible on purpose.