The following selection of interior design projects, shared with our clients’ kind permission, gives a taste of our design work.
The best way to find out if our interior design service is right for you, is to book a free, no-obligation consultation with Alison where you can have an informal chat about what you are hoping to achieve.
Study – Living Room Interior Design
The transformation of an underused spare bedroom into a classic yet characterful study-living room with nods to both French Provincial and traditional English country house style.
Living-Dining Room Interior Design
The decision to extend meant that what had previously been a kitchen-living-dining room, could become a spacious living-dining room. The brief was to design a sophisticated, classic, uncluttered scheme, that would emphasise the sense of space.
The creation of two large built-in storage units (a cupboard by the front door and a bespoke media unit incorporating a reclaimed travertine fire surround) ensures a functional, practical space, whilst achieving the desired minimal look.
The bioethanol fire is the perfect solution for achieving a real fire in homes without a chimney or gas flue.
A bespoke steel staircase creates a striking focal point that zones the room into a dining /working space and relaxing space.





Tiny Cloakroom Design
The transformation of a tiny downstairs lavatory into a glamorous yet playful Hollywood Regency style guest cloakroom.
Although a fantasy space, the room still needed to be practical: the brass tap is tall so hands can easily fit underneath it (essential with tiny basins) and the £19 IKEA rug is washable. Carried out on a strict budget, the marble basin was sourced by Alison for just £30.


Bedroom Interior Design
This bedroom features an antique oak four poster bed and 18th Century oak chairs that the clients had inherited and wanted to keep; yet were unsure how to include in a design scheme that reflected their preference for bright, cheerful interiors. Bespoke drapes and an upholstered headboard help soften the expansive oak bed, and colourful fabric choices illustrate how even very dark, traditional antique furniture can be successfully refreshed and given a new lease of life.


