Residential projects


Residential projects

Project steps:  

  • Briefing and site visit
  • Interior design concept
  • Design development and sourcing
  • Detail drawings and specification
  • Trade liaison
  • Purchasing
  • Designer on site
  • Installation
  • Client binder
  • Branding advice and implementation
Worthing kitchen
  • 3 Third Avenue Flat 12A-7
  • 3 Third Avenue Flat 12A-11
  • 3 Third Avenue Flat 12A-6
  • 3 Third Avenue Flat 12A

I thoroughly recommend using an interior designer.   Interior design is not a luxury - working with a designer will save you money.   Good design and planning will always avoid costly mistakes (and waste!) as does experience.   Designers keep up to speed on regulations, sources and developments through connections, research, visiting exhibitions and trade fairs etc.⠀

Being a BIID Registered Interior Designer® at the British Institute of Interior Design means I am constantly learning as we commit to Continuing Professional Development each year.  I have long-standing relationships with suppliers and can often save clients money by working with my trade sources.

Over my 15 years in business I have worked on numerous domestic interior design projects - mostly for homeowners directly.   I very much enjoy helping to eleviate anxiety for clients and problem solve tricky areas of  clients homes.

My involvement varies to fit needs of client and their project.  As each project is different, I will send you a questionaire to help to build a brief.  

My input can be all of the below - or just some of the steps - dipping in and out of projects as help is needed.  

 

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Sustainable specifications that can be used:

  • FSC certified sustainable timber flooring and furniture
  • Avoiding animal products
  • Finishes and furnishing made from waste - using recycled content: floors, lighting, fabrics, surfaces, bedding.
  • Carbon neutral linoleum or cork flooring
  • Low energy lighting, low energy neon signs
  • Non animal-tested paint – internal and external
  • CO2 absorbing natural mineral paint
  • Fair Trade elements
  • GOTS and Soil Association certified organic cotton
  • Many alternatives to animal products: avoiding petrochemicals using waste, recycle fishing nets, Tencel, Lyocell
  • Use of automation to save energy:  sensor lighting, shading, climate control
  • Colour changing circadian lighting to tune the body into the day and aid restful sleep
  • Good air quality - avoiding off-gassing and toxic materials, finishes, furniture
  • Good water quality and water saving devices
  • Access to nature - biophilic benefits of having natural materials, plants and even imagery using plants inside our homes

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Healthy specifications that can be used:

  • Colour changing circadian lighting to tune the body into the day and aid restful sleep
  • Good air quality - avoiding off-gassing and toxic materials, finishes, furniture
  • Good water quality
  • Access to nature - biophilic benefits of having natural materials, plants and even imagery using plants inside our homes is great for mental heath, healing, and even air purifying.
  • Mood Board  home office sustainable and cruelty free client
  • Mood Board  living room sustainable and cruelty free client
Residential art
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Residential art
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