Recent work

Considered spaces, realised.

Every scheme is shaped around the people who live in it — how they gather, how they rest and how a room should feel by lamplight.

Studio concepts

Studio concept

LMC Bespoke

Bay Lodge

Coastal Victorian villa, Devon

A faded coastal villa asked to feel collected rather than restored — the brief was to hold on to its worn character while making the rooms work for a family that entertains in every season.

Faded olive walls set the tone against original cornicing, with a patinated leather chair, antique rugs and inherited paintings layered in. Materials were chosen to soften with use rather than resist it.

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Studio concept

The Complete Room

Kensington Townhouse

Period townhouse, West London

A formal dining room that had become a corridor. The scheme was built around evening light and long tables — a room that reads warm at seven o'clock rather than bright at noon.

Deep burgundy walls hold a dark timber table, cane-backed chairs and a low brass pendant, with a gallery of framed drawings drawing the eye along the length of the space.

Kensington Townhouse — main interior viewKensington Townhouse — detail 1Kensington Townhouse — detail 2

Studio concept

The Room Edit

Wiltshire Cottage

Beamed farmhouse, Wiltshire

A principal bedroom asked to feel quiet and unhurried, with a single room's budget and no structural work — a clear case for creative direction the client could carry out themselves.

Pale plaster, oatmeal linen and an olive velvet bench sit against a vintage timber chest, with sheer curtains left long to catch the morning light across the fields.

Wiltshire Cottage — main interior viewWiltshire Cottage — detail 1Wiltshire Cottage — detail 2

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