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15/06/2026

Back from an inspiring few days in Copenhagen at .

It was a fantastic opportunity to explore new ideas, discover innovative materials, connect with our trusted suppliers and partners, and gain fresh insight into products and craftsmanship.

We’re excited to bring this inspiration into our upcoming projects.

*New Project*A family home, originally renovated 15 years ago, now entering a new chapter.The needs of this home have ev...
01/06/2026

*New Project*

A family home, originally renovated 15 years ago, now entering a new chapter.

The needs of this home have evolved, as the children have grown up. The client loves the house and its location, but are ready to reimagine it for the way they live today.

The brief focuses on re-planning the space for a modern family life, balancing shared and individual needs through thoughtful spatial design.

A creative interior approach will guide the transformation, using materiality, spatial flow, and function to shape a home that feels both considered and enduring.

Follow along as we begin this project and do get in touch should you wish to get help on your home

26/05/2026

The seventh chapter in our Project Stories series explores what we do.

Robert’s experience in large-scale commercial space planning has long informed his approach to design. Bringing that knowledge into a residential setting, particularly for a project of this scale, has opened up new opportunities for the studio.

This project marks an evolution in our work, expanding into large-scale residential projects while maintaining the same rigour, clarity, and spatial understanding.

It’s a direction we’re continuing to explore, with a focus on creating homes that feel both expansive and deeply personal.

residential architecture UK | large scale interiors | architectural design studio | space planning expertise | luxury home design | modern residential projects | sussex home design

20/05/2026

The sixth chapter in our Project Stories series explores the furniture.

Bespoke furniture plays a fundamental role in how we shape a space, and this project is no exception. Each piece is designed not only for function, but to sit in dialogue with the architecture around it.

In the study, the reading and writing desk becomes the focal point, positioned carefully within the room to create both purpose and balance. Its design, materiality, and placement work together to bring cohesion to the space, resulting in a calm, considered environment for focus and retreat.

bespoke furniture design | custom interiors | study design inspiration | architectural furniture | interior styling | functional design | sussex home design

18/05/2026

We visited the workshop last year to gain a greater understanding of the product, the brand and the production process.

Seeing the journey from raw to finished product gave us a deeper appreciation for the craft behind every board. It was a fascinating insight into the process, materials, and level of precision involved.

Their commitment to sustainability, longevity, and uncompromising quality is genuinely admirable.

This was a meaningful experience as we specify flooring for many of our residential projects.

Craftsmanship | WoodWorkshop |DesignProcess | SustainableDesign |NaturalMaterials | WoodDesign | longevity | Materiality | ScandinavianDesign | InteriorArchitecture

13/05/2026

The fifth chapter in our Project Stories series explores the details.

The introduction of arches throughout the interior was a deliberate response to the home’s existing architectural language.

These forms soften transitions between spaces, bringing a sense of rhythm and cohesion across the lateral plan.

By layering subtle detailing and refining thresholds, we were able to honour the original property while evolving it for contemporary living. It’s a balance between preservation and progression, and where architectural integrity remains at the forefront.

interior architecture details | arched doorways | heritage design | architectural features | contemporary renovation | spatial flow | sussex home design

06/05/2026

The fourth chapter in our Project Stories series explores the space.

We often speak about the importance of the view, and in this project, it became central to how each space was defined. Rather than treating vistas as secondary, we anchored them to a series of distinct rooms.

Within the lateral footprint, these views were elevated to become spaces in their own right. Each room is positioned to frame the landscape, creating moments of pause, connection, and gathering, creating a a home where there is always a room with a view.

interior architecture | spatial design | room with a view | considered living | architectural layout | landscape connection | sussex home design

04/05/2026

A glimpse into craftsmanship at its best.

During our visit to Dinesen, we explored a piece of architecture created by students and teachers as part of an ORBI workshop—an inspiring example of hands-on making, skill, and experimentation.

The fishing hut was built in just two weeks using traditional Danish timber techniques, including hand-carved joints, tempera finishes, and clay plaster.

Both inspiring and fascinating, it offered a real insight into what can be achieved—and learned—through such an immersive, hands-on experience.

timber architecture | architectural design | craftmanship | design process | danish design

29/04/2026

The third chapter in our Project Stories series explores the plan.

Space planning at scale doesn’t always require extending a property, and for the house in Ashdown Forest, our approach began with a deep respect for the existing footprint.
The question wasn’t how much more space we could add, but whether we could rework what was already there to better serve modern family living.
By challenging the original layout, we redefined the flow of the home, creating a considered, functional interior that supports everyday life without unnecessary expansion. The result is a modern family home that feels intentional and rooted in its original architecture.

space planning | residential architecture | modern family home | sustainable design approach | layout optimisation | adaptive reuse | sussex home design

Meet our founder, Robert Thake...⁠⁠“Three-dimensional design is at the heart of my philosophy. For me, form isn’t just a...
04/03/2025

Meet our founder, Robert Thake...⁠
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“Three-dimensional design is at the heart of my philosophy. For me, form isn’t just a visual element, it’s an experience.⁠
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I’ve always been drawn to spatial concepts, both natural and curated. My approach is hands-on, instinctive, and deeply rooted in natural materials.⁠
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Early on, painting and drawing shaped my sense of proportion, whether designing interiors, placing objects, or crafting architectural forms, I’m drawn to the interplay between structure and movement.⁠
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My work is about intelligent simplicity, design that feels considered, tactile, and truly connected to people and the spaces they inhabit.”⁠
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