Commercial & Experiential Interiors.

Commercial interior architecture across experiential showrooms and retail, workplaces and collaborative environments, hospitality-integrated commercial spaces and product or material display environments. This includes the adaptive reuse of existing commercial buildings.

Yes. Many commercial commissions begin with an existing building. We study its spatial characteristics, circulation, servicing and environmental comfort, and consider how they can support a new commercial identity. Where required, structural feasibility, building regulations, environmental performance and other specialist matters are assessed with appropriately appointed consultants as the project develops.

A conventional showroom often presents products as isolated displays. An experiential approach places them within the environments they help create — residential settings, workplaces, hospitality spaces — so visitors understand how products perform in use, while the space still meets the practical needs of the business.

We begin by understanding your business, the people who use the space and the commercial and spatial objectives of the project. Depending on the brief, this may involve early-stage feasibility, strategic briefing or a defined Stage 0 consultation before further design services are agreed.

Yes. Bespoke joinery and interior design development are part of our commercial service, from display and storage systems to the details visitors encounter at close range.

We are based in London and work primarily across London and the UK. We also take on international commissions.