First, I want to hear how you live.
How do you start your morning? Do you work from home, and do friends visit often? Before we choose colours or furniture, I want to know what bothers you about your current space and what matters to you.
Let’s talk about your space
Every space has its own starting point.
I adapt my approach to the space and the people who will use it. We agree on the scope of our work in our first conversation.
Your routines
How do you start your morning, do you cook, and what bothers you about your current space? That is where our conversation begins.
The space and its possibilities
I look at the layout, the light and the connections between rooms.
Thoughtful choices
I bring appearance, function and maintenance together in a design proposal.
Have an idea, but aren’t sure how to turn it into a space?
You don’t have to begin with a complete interior project. Consultations are for people who want to shape their own space, but would first like a professional perspective, a clearer direction and specific answers.
We talk about what matters most to you at that moment, from layout and colour to materials, furniture, lighting and the details that bring everything together.
I believe design is about more than what looks beautiful. Our choices should make sense for the space, for you and for the way you live in it.
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I choose materials with the years ahead in mind.
Colour and texture catch the eye. Then I imagine the surface you will touch, clean and use every day. What will it look like in a few years? Can it be repaired or renewed? These questions are part of my choices from the start.
Questions I ask before choosingWhere do you leave wet shoes?
If you have a dog, I also want to know what happens after a walk in the rain. Where do you leave the lead and towel, and where do you dry your dog? The answers influence the entrance layout, storage and choice of flooring.
Details like these help me shape an entrance that feels good to come home to and works well every day. That is why routines matter as much in our conversation as colour, form and materials.
An interior is not a photograph. It is a process.
Questions that guide a project.
How does the space work for you?
Where do you spend time, how do you move through the space, and what needs to be within reach? The layout should support those moments.
What do we choose, and why?
I consider colour and texture alongside light, nearby surfaces and how the space is used. I relate each sample to its place in the room.
What will that choice ask of you?
We discuss cleaning, access and the care each surface needs. Before deciding, it is important to check the manufacturer’s guidance too.
What kind of space
do you imagine?
Tell me a little about yourself, your space and what you would like to change.
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