From the planto the last junction.
Four disciplines that only work together. A material palette without a plan is decoration; a plan without detailing is a drawing nobody can build from.







Four, and they overlap.
Listed separately because they are priced separately. In practice they are one conversation held over several months.
- 01
Interior architecture
Reworking the plan itself — walls, levels, apertures and circulation. The decisions that cannot be undone later with furniture.
- Spatial planning
- Strip-out strategy
- Apertures and light
- Circulation
- 02
Material and detailing
Every junction drawn at scale. How oak meets plaster, where a reveal falls, what happens at a threshold after four years of use.
- Material palettes
- Junction details
- Bespoke joinery
- Finish schedules
- 03
Lighting
Designed as a layer in its own right rather than added at the end. Daylight first, then what the room needs after dark.
- Daylight modelling
- Layered schemes
- Fitting specification
- Controls
- 04
Delivery
On site through to handover. Documentation is only proven when a contractor prices it without guessing and builds it without calling.
- Tender packages
- Contractor queries
- Site inspection
- Snagging
Stage by stage.
A measured drawing of what is actually there, not what the original plans claim. On older buildings those differ by more than people expect, and every later drawing inherits the error.
- — Measured plan and sections
- — Existing services located
- — Light study at the hours that matter
- — Constraints note before any design begins
How a project actually runs.
- Stage 01
Survey
We measure what is actually there rather than trusting the drawings, and sit in the room at the hour it matters most.
- Stage 02
Scheme
Plan and material develop together. You see the same drawings we do — nothing is resolved off-screen.
- Stage 03
Detail
Every junction drawn at scale, specified and scheduled to the level a contractor can price without assumptions.
- Stage 04
Site
We are there while it is built. That is when documentation is tested, and when the details either survive or do not.

Not sure which stage you need?
Most people aren't at the start. Describe the room and the problem, and we will tell you which stage actually fits — including if the answer is none of them yet.
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