Foshan, Guangdong, China — coordinated for UK projects Foshan, Guangdong, China —
coordinated for UK projects
Design studio

Decide with a picture, not a guess.

From early ideas to clear 3D renderings — our in-house studio plans kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces and whole projects around your floor plan, style, budget and materials.

  • 3D renderings
  • Floor plans
  • Material palettes
  • Mood boards
Kitchen design visual reference
Kitchen layout drawing reference
Layout drawing Design visual
Our expertise

Spaces we design

From single residential rooms to commercial and hospitality projects — design support shaped around your project scope, budget and practical implementation.

How a design project runs

From floor plan to approved render

A short, documented loop — each stage creates a clear point for your feedback before the next decision is made.

01

Consultation

Share your ideas, floor plan, requirements and budget. We review style direction, materials and space goals together.

02

Concept & Material Board

Initial concepts, material combinations and space layout directions based on your brief.

03

3D Visualization

Renderings preview proportions, colours, materials and details before production decisions are made.

04

Revision & Approval

We refine the design in response to your feedback before the final specification is prepared.

05

Specification & Quote

The approved design becomes an itemised materials list and a consolidated quotation.

06

Delivery Support

Material confirmation, production, sourcing coordination and shipping support are discussed as part of the agreed project scope.

See the service

See the design service in action

Getting started

Three things are enough to begin

01
Floor plan and drawings

Floor plans

Architectural drawings, developer plans or a measured sketch — any format works.

02
Measuring and dimensions

Key dimensions

Ceiling heights, window positions and any fixed constraints the design must respect.

03
Interior inspiration

Inspiration

Photos, links or a mood — enough for the studio to aim the first concept in the right direction.

Send the plan. See the space.

Floor plans and a few photos are enough to start — the studio replies with next steps and a design scope.