Housed in the historic Brighton Argus newspaper building, this tech solutions company sought a workspace that balanced productivity, wellbeing, and adaptability. The original Edwardian windows were retained, preserving the building’s character while introducing modern design solutions for a contemporary office environment. The open-plan layout encourages collaboration, while private hush pods provide quiet zones for Zoom…
A redesign and renovation of an open plan kitchen dining area & snug, sitting room and home office. Top of my clients list was to create a relaxing space for the whole family to hang out and enjoy. Also a cool and sociable entertaining spot for friends. They were keen to inject colour and contemporary…
My clients wanted to give their 1930’s London penthouse a colourful makeover! We fused luxurious textures with playful patterns and elegant Art Deco styling. Photographer: China Cooper
US audiovisual tech company Biamp acquired a central Brighton office as their new UK headquarters. They wanted their new office space to represent Biamp’s brand identity and also reflect the uniqueness of Brighton. As well as providing working space, the offices are somewhere clients can visit and includes a bar & social area. Each area…
Our clients wanted to create a home infused with colour, light and mid-century style; a place where they can work, entertain and relax. We injected sleek contemporary wooden textures throughout to give their apartment a cool coastal Californian feel & added fresh, invigorating bursts of green in the living areas and calm soothing blues in…
Our clients young son wanted to put his own stamp on his new bedroom using his favourite colours of yellow & blue. We chose a rich blue to give warmth to this north facing space and added a playful yet stylish wallpaper. We also included furniture pieces he could adapt as he got older so…
My client wanted their south facing home office to be a space of focus and motivation. We added vibrant earthy nature-inspired shades to give this room a grounding yet energising mid-century feel. Photographer: David Woolly.
Our clients wanted to transform their dark, gloomy Grade II listed basement apartment, into a bright, contemporary inviting place, where paying guests would want to stay again and again. Due to regular visitor numbers, the apartment had to be practical and easy to maintain as well as stylish & cheerful, all whilst keeping a sense…
This quirky apartment connects to our client’s Grade II Georgian home, via a secret door in their utility room. They wanted us to create a stylish yet fun place for their visiting friends and family to stay. Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, (Lewis Carroll apparently took inspiration for the rabbit hole from a nearby secret…
Our brief was to create and implement a glamorous trend-led Scandinavian design to modernise this tired 1960’s apartment overlooking Brighton beach. Photo/video: metropolisvisual.co.uk.
