01 /You bring
Photos or available plans, the changes you want and your budget priorities.
SERVICE /Residential
Renovations
Reconsider the home you already have. A clearer layout and a well-prioritised scope can be as valuable as additional floor area.
A clear starting point.
02 /We review together
What the space needs to do, the options worth testing and the information still missing.
03 /An agreed output
A focused brief and an agreed list of drawings, studies or advice for the next stage.
OUTPUT / WHAT YOU RECEIVE
See the work behind the advice.
Examples of how a decision can be recorded. Your documents and level of detail are agreed around the project.
Layout review
A short review connects the drawing to the decisions that need your input. This example uses the loft design study.
Material selection schedule
A material schedule connects the visual direction to its proposed use and the questions to resolve before ordering.
What we can explore
- A room-by-room review of what works and what needs to change.
- A prioritised brief for retention, adaptation and replacement.
- Spatial layouts and concept options.
- A coordinated direction for finishes, fittings and key details.
- A phased scope for discussion where the work needs to happen in stages.
Things to consider
- Hidden conditions may only become clear through surveys or opening-up work.
- Moving kitchens or bathrooms can affect drainage, structure and services.
- Work sequencing, temporary accommodation and storage should be considered alongside the design.
We agree deliverables, responsibilities and any specialist appointments in writing before work begins.
Discuss your projectNEXT /A useful next step
Let’s make room for your ideas.
Bring a question, a sketch or a space that could work better. We can start there.
Discuss your project