This studio is one of our on going projects, an artists studio created within a reclaimed tin shed. Yep! you heard correctly a tin shed reclamation is at the heart of this build from the building itself to the furniture inside so we're currently working on sourcing some vintage pieces to furnish this studio with some mid century icons. 

This is our most current project, so fresh that it is still in progress! When our client approached us we were so excited as the brief was to completely re-design the ground floor of this Victorian terrace and bring it back to life ... something we love to do.

The client has asked for a space that compliments the originality of the house yet oozes in modern luxe, can you guess what our clients favourite colours are?? 

This project was possibly one of the trickiest yet funnest projects as we were working to a very tight budget... Under £150 in fact but we did it!!

In the future our client plans to completely re-do the kitchen but just wanted to give it a refresh for the time being so we focused on working with what we already had.

We managed to completely transform this kitchen using paint (a lot of paint) and vinyl. 

We recently worked with Hand Crafted Mirrors in Bradford on Avon to photograph some of their stock for their website as well as re merchandise the shop to create separate zones so that the lovely owner could piece collections together and also help customers visualise how the items would look within their homes.

This was one of my favourite set ups... the mirror may of ended up coming back home with me.

Did you know it’s not just interiors we design? We can also design one off events ... outside too like we did for this Boho themed wedding.

It was really fun sourcing the antiques to set up this outdoor wedding complete with vintage crockery, linen, napkins and even Persian rugs to cover the lawn.

Another Victorian terrace was crying out for careful restoration with a modern twist. Here we completely transformed the bathroom back to its former glory complete with a roll top cast iron bath.

We still wanted to make sure there was a modern twist so we added elements of copper, metro tiles and also hand silver metro tiles to reflect the light. The blind was also specially made from a vintage flag to complete the vintage look.

Our client for this project were an artist and a photographer so we had to make this one extra special, they both liked the idea of a touch of vintage paired with an industrial feel so we added the brick affect wallpaper to create a feature and added crates for storage and of course we had to make sure there was plenty of art on display.