We worked closely with our clients on this Ryde-based project, developing a full interior scheme from concept through to completion. Although the house was built in 2000, it had been designed with a more traditional architectural language, which allowed us to introduce a cosy, modern country aesthetic that feels both established and comfortable.

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Working alongside Modh Design Architecture, who led the design of a substantial double extension, the scheme reconfigured the home to provide six bedrooms, three of which include ensuite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes, alongside a further ensuite bedroom, a family bathroom, and two additional WCs. The project also incorporates a gym, study, open-plan kitchen with a Devol kitchen, a dining space, snug, and utility room, creating a home that supports both everyday living and more social, connected spaces.

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In addition to the full room-by-room interior design scheme, we developed a detailed joinery design package, combining concept and technical drawings to guide the creation of bespoke elements throughout the house. We also supported the project through the implementation phase, working alongside the architect and contractor and sourcing all furniture, furnishings, and lighting to ensure a cohesive and considered finish throughout.