A concept board is the quiet foundation of every successful home design. It brings clarity, confidence and direction, guiding every decision and ensuring your space feels coherent, modern and deeply connected to its architecture.

Holland Park’s Victorian villas and Arts & Crafts homes respond beautifully to calm, contemporary design. A thoughtful approach that balances architectural sensitivity with modern living — shaped by the clarity I bring to my Cambridge projects.

A calm, contemporary approach to London living — thoughtful design for small flats, period homes and complex townhouses. Rooted in Cambridge clarity, shaped for the rhythm of London.

Interior designers and interior decorators often touch the same elements — colour, light, furniture, atmosphere. This calm guide explains the difference in scope, responsibility and depth, without hierarchy or judgement.

Art Nouveau marked Europe’s first step into modernism — a celebration of craftsmanship, bespoke pieces and natural materials. This article explores how the movement still shapes contemporary interiors across Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and London.

Bathroom lighting is one of the most overlooked yet safety‑critical parts of a renovation. This guide explains UK bathroom zones, IP ratings, and how a lighting‑literate interior designer in Cambridge and Cambridgeshire creates modern, compliant, beautifully lit spaces.

Curves are reshaping modern interiors — bringing softness, flow and emotional warmth into contemporary spaces. From curved walls to bespoke rounded furniture, discover why soft architecture is becoming a defining element of design across Cambridge, Wyboston and London.

Art Deco marked the moment when modern design found its confidence — geometric, crafted, and forward-looking. This article explores how the movement still shapes contemporary interiors across Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and London today.

A clear, design‑led guide to bathroom renovation costs in London for 2025 — including budgets, timelines, hidden costs and how to create a calm, modern, architectural bathroom.

Interior design is not decoration — it is architecture, proportion and clarity. This guide explores modern and contemporary interiors, concept design, and how thoughtful planning shapes kitchens, bathrooms and whole homes across Cambridge, Cambridgeshire and London.

Proportion is the quiet architecture behind every balanced room. This article explores rhythm, light, and negative space through a modernist lens — written by a Cambridge interior designer specialising in calm, timeless, quietly luxurious interiors.

Bathrooms designed for quiet luxury and architectural calm. Explore material intelligence, proportion, and lighting — plus two new London concepts from a Cambridge-based interior designer.

Quiet luxury isn’t about expensive choices — it’s about understanding materials, proportion, and the design process. This guide explores how to create calm, textural, architectural interiors through thoughtful concept design and material‑led decisions that age beautifully.

Brutalism brings clarity, texture, and material honesty into contemporary homes. As a Cambridge and London interior designer, I explore how concrete, stone, and natural finishes shape sculptural kitchens, calming bathrooms, and grounded, modern living.

Marcel Breuer united structure, clarity, and Central European modernism into a quiet, confident design language. His work still guides Cambridge and shire homes toward simplicity, strength, and intentional living.

Alvar Aalto brought warmth to modernism through natural materials, soft curves, and light shaped with emotional intelligence. His human-centred approach still inspires calm, grounded homes across Cambridge, London, and the surrounding shire.

Le Corbusier reshaped modern living through proportion, light, and a deeply human vision of order. His ideas — born from post-war rebuilding — still guide homes across Cambridge and the shire toward clarity, calm, and purpose.

Mies van der Rohe’s philosophy of clarity and proportion continues to shape modern living. From Brno to Cambridge, his quiet confidence inspires homes designed with intention, emotional depth, and a sense of calm.

Eileen Gray’s Transat chair blends sculptural clarity with emotional comfort — a modernist icon born in Manik Bagh Palace, now inspiring thoughtful interiors across Cambridge, London, and Cambridgeshire’s quietly elegant homes.

A home feels finished when the pieces are the right size, shape, and proportion — not when you buy more. This guide helps you see your space differently, with thoughtful storage, balanced layouts, and calm, intentional design.