Interior Design
A well-designed home is shaped as much by its interiors as its architecture. At ReFrame Studio, we approach interior design as an integral part of the overall concept -creating spaces that feel cohesive, refined and deeply connected to the building itself.
We don’t follow a fixed house style. Instead, our approach is led by you - your lifestyle, preferences and the character of the building -ensuring each project is a unique reflection of its client.
Working from the earliest stages, we consider proportion, light, materiality and detail to shape calm, balanced interiors that enhance everyday living. From spatial planning and bespoke joinery to finishes, lighting and fixtures, every element is carefully considered to create a unified and timeless result.
Whether for a new home or a carefully crafted renovation, our focus is on delivering interiors that are both quietly expressive and highly functional - designed to be lived in and enjoyed over time.
Integration with Architectural Design
We develop the interior design alongside the architecture from the outset, ensuring a seamless relationship between the two. By considering interiors early, we can influence spatial planning, natural light, views and key moments within the home — rather than applying finishes at a later stage.
This integrated approach allows the architecture and interiors to inform one another, resulting in spaces that feel cohesive and intentional. Details such as joinery, thresholds, material transitions and lighting are all carefully coordinated, creating a unified and well-resolved outcome.
What the Service Includes
Our interior design service can be tailored to suit your project, but typically includes spatial planning, material and finish selection, lighting design and bespoke joinery design. We also assist with the selection of fixtures, fittings and key elements that define the character of the space.
We develop clear drawings, schedules and visual references to communicate the design, ensuring it can be accurately priced and delivered on site. Where required, we continue our involvement through construction, working alongside the wider design team and contractor to ensure the interiors are realised as intended.
Types of Projects That Benefit
Interior design adds value across a wide range of residential projects, from new-build homes to extensions and renovations. It is particularly beneficial where the internal layout is being reconfigured, or where a cohesive and considered material palette is key to the success of the project.
Projects with open-plan living, bespoke elements or a strong architectural concept benefit most from a joined-up approach, where interiors are considered as part of the overall design rather than as a separate layer. In these cases, early interior design input helps elevate the quality, usability and longevity of the finished home.
Furniture & Bespoke Joinery FAQs
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Interior design works alongside the architecture, focusing on how spaces are experienced and used day to day. By integrating both from the outset, we ensure a cohesive result where layout, materials, lighting and detailing are all considered as part of a unified design.
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We don’t follow a fixed house style. Instead, we take inspiration from your preferences, lifestyle and the character of the building to create something that feels personal and considered, rather than predefined.
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Ideally, from the early stages of the project. This allows key decisions around layout, lighting and materials to be integrated into the architecture, leading to a more refined and resolved outcome.
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We provide a range of information depending on the project, including layouts, material palettes, lighting strategies and bespoke joinery design. This is supported by drawings and schedules to ensure the design can be clearly understood and delivered on site.
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Yes - we can assist with the selection of finishes, fixtures and key furniture pieces where required, helping to create a cohesive and balanced interior. See our Furniture Packages page for further information.
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Yes - a well-considered design helps prioritise where to invest and where to simplify. By making decisions early, we can help avoid costly changes later and ensure the design aligns with your overall budget.