Six projects across the practice — four commercial, two residential. Sample copy and photography until your project lead approves the public set; named clients and final imagery are swapped in at sign-off.
Glass-fronted boardroom, oak-veneer joinery, soft-white acoustic ceiling. Built around how the team actually moves on a Tuesday afternoon, not the floor plan we were handed.
A flagship without the noise. One run of cabinetry, one stone island, the product doing the rest. We treated the floor as the brand colour and let the lighting do the talking.
Roman clay walls, walnut counter, brass shelving. The room does the marketing — signage so small a regular almost misses it, on purpose.
Soft-glow lighting, warm timber accents, a reception that doesn't read as a counter. Designed with the clinic lead so the first thirty seconds feel calm.
We opened the kitchen to the living space, kept the original parquet, and built the rest around a single dining table. Owners cook here every night.
We took out three partitions, kept the staircase, and let the upstairs become one room. Half the cost of the cabinetry budget went into the joinery on the stair wall.
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