Studio
We work on a small number of rooms at a time, with the same plasterers, masons, and cabinetmakers we started with. Nothing enters a room unless it earns the space it takes, and nothing is specified that we cannot repair.
15
Years of Practice
60+
Completed Projects
12
People in the Studio
2
Studios, Lisbon & Milan
Drawings for a walnut sideboard, Rua das Flores
Massing models for Serra Archive, before the second review
Oak boards sorted by grain for Quinta do Vale
Palette review: travertine, oak, lime plaster, one brass sample
The first room we rented, kept as we found it
Approach
Four stages, one team, and the same set of drawings from the first visit to the last.
01
Consultation
We begin with you, the site, and how you want to live in the space. You leave with a clear scope, a budget frame, and a realistic timeline.
02
Concept & Material
A spatial concept and a working palette, tested against light and daily use. Presented as plans, references, and physical samples you can hold.
03
Sourcing & Making
Bespoke joinery, furniture, art and objects, sourced and made to measure. We work with a close circle of makers and workshops, most of them long-term.
04
Styling & Delivery
On-site coordination through to the final styled reveal, and beyond. We return after move-in, because a home only settles once it is lived in.
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Recognition
Selected awards, press features, and studio visits, most recent first.
Awards
Iberian Interior Award, Interior of the Year
(2026)
Marés Review, Ten rooms of the year
(2026)
Atrium Quarterly, Cover feature
(2025)
Habitar Magazine, Portfolio feature
(2025)
Plaster & Light, Studio visit
(2025)
Casa Nova Awards, Hospitality, shortlist
(2024)
Cascais Design Prize
(2023)
Services
Sixteen services, taken separately or held together under one contract.
Interior Architecture
Plans, elevations, and the details that hold them, coordinated with your architect or with ours.
Spatial Planning
How the rooms are used, before how they look. Circulation, storage, light, and the walls worth keeping.
Site Studies
A survey of what is already there: structure, services, daylight, and the constraints worth designing with rather than around.
Concept Design
The spatial idea in plan and section, tested against how the rooms will actually be used before any detail is drawn.
Light Planning
Daylight first, then the fittings. We map how the sun crosses the rooms and place the artificial light around what it leaves.
Joinery Design
Built-in cabinetry drawn to the millimetre and detailed for the workshop that will make it, not for a catalogue.
Material Schedules
Every surface, finish and fixing recorded in one document, so the site orders the right thing the first time.
Colour Direction
A narrow range of tones, chosen against the plaster and the timber, and tested on the wall rather than on paper.
Custom Furniture
Pieces made to measure by the workshops we work with, when nothing on the market suits the room or the use.
FF&E & Styling
Furniture, fittings, and equipment, specified and placed. Styled on the day, and again once you have moved in.
Art & Objects
Sourced from a short list of galleries and makers, or commissioned for the room it will live in.
Lighting
Fittings selected with the electrician: circuits, switching, and dimming resolved before first fix.
Kitchens
Planned around how you cook and store, then detailed as joinery, with appliances chosen to suit the work.
Bathrooms
Stone, brassware and drainage set out together, so the falls, joints and fixings are right before the tiling starts.
Procurement
Ordering, tracking and delivery held by the studio, with lead times agreed before the drawings leave the desk.
Turnkey Delivery
One contract, one contact, and a site we visit every week until the last handle is on.