/ Residential Work

Spaces built around how a household lives.

Sightlines, circulation, and light — resolved before the first material is chosen. Every commission is a spatial problem first.

— Selected Commissions

Rooms photographed as they are used.

No staging, no styling stand-ins. These spaces are documented in daily use — the only proof that the design holds.

Close-up of a residential joinery corner — two oak panels meeting at a precise mitred junction, a thin shadow gap revealing the construction method, overcast north-facing light, no people
Close-up of a residential joinery corner — two oak panels meeting at a precise mitred junction, a thin shadow gap revealing the construction method, overcast north-facing light, no people
+ Material Honesty

Joinery built to be seen up close.

Every material transition is a decision: where oak meets plaster, how stone meets timber. We document these junctions because they are where build quality is either present or absent.

Finishes are specified for how they age, not for how they photograph on delivery day.

A home that functions is a home that holds.

Bring us a room, a floor, or a full fit-out. We start with the spatial problem and work outward from there.