BESPOKE INTERIORS
Maison curates villas, penthouses, and prime residences.
A selected clientele that defines what we present.
Maison curates villas, penthouses, and prime residences.
A selected clientele that defines what we present.
Maison curates villas, penthouses, and prime residences.
A selected clientele that defines what we present.
SINCE 2001
Considered Spaces for Modern Living
EVERY DECISION IS GROUNDED IN CONTEXT, MATERIAL INTEGRITY, AND HOW A SPACE IS ULTIMATELY LIVED IN, NOT JUST HOW IT IS SEEN.
EVERY DECISION IS GROUNDED IN CONTEXT, MATERIAL INTEGRITY, AND HOW A SPACE IS ULTIMATELY LIVED IN, NOT JUST HOW IT IS SEEN.
EVERY DECISION IS GROUNDED IN CONTEXT, MATERIAL INTEGRITY, AND HOW A SPACE IS ULTIMATELY LIVED IN, NOT JUST HOW IT IS SEEN.
Every creation reflects our commitment to timeless design and quality craftsmanship
Explore a curated selection of our most celebrated projects, each one a reflection of quality, functionality, and timeless design.
Explore a curated selection of our most celebrated projects, each one a reflection of quality, functionality, and timeless design.
What We Offer
// OUR CORE SERVICES
The studio approaches each project with clarity, restraint, and attention to detail. Explore a selection of core services below.
What We Offer
// OUR CORE SERVICES
The studio approaches each project with clarity, restraint, and attention to detail. Explore a selection of core services below.
Interior Architecture
We shape the spatial foundation of a project from refining layouts, flow, to proportions to define how a space functions and feels.
75+
residential layouts upgraded & refined
Full Interior Design
From concept to final styling, the studio delivers fully resolved interiors where every material, finish, furniture piece, and lighting detail works cohesively.
£180M+
in cumulative project value
Furniture & Art Curation
We source and curate furniture, fixtures, and materials with precision, balancing custom pieces, bespoke details, and carefully selected elements to achieve a refined palette.
300+
pieces integrated across projects
Interior Architecture
We shape the spatial foundation of a project from refining layouts, flow, to proportions to define how a space functions and feels.
75+
residential layouts upgraded & refined
Full Interior Design
From concept to final styling, the studio delivers fully resolved interiors where every material, finish, furniture piece, and lighting detail works cohesively.
£180M+
in cumulative project value
Furniture & Art Curation
We source and curate furniture, fixtures, and materials with precision, balancing custom pieces, bespoke details, and carefully selected elements to achieve a refined palette.
300+
pieces integrated across projects
Interior Architecture
We shape the spatial foundation of a project from refining layouts, flow, to proportions to define how a space functions and feels.
75+
residential layouts upgraded & refined
Full Interior Design
From concept to final styling, the studio delivers fully resolved interiors where every material, finish, furniture piece, and lighting detail works cohesively.
£180M+
in cumulative project value
Furniture & Art Curation
We source and curate furniture, fixtures, and materials with precision, balancing custom pieces, bespoke details, and carefully selected elements to achieve a refined palette.
300+
pieces integrated across projects
How the Studio Works
// FIVE-STEP PROCESS
A refined process designed to bring together spatial thinking, material intelligence, and seamless project coordination.
How the Studio Works
// FIVE-STEP PROCESS
A refined process designed to bring together spatial thinking, material intelligence, and seamless project coordination.
01
Discovery & Brief
TYPICAL DURATION
1-2 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The process begins with conversations around the space, the client’s vision, functional requirements, and long-term goals. This stage establishes the direction, priorities, and overall scope of the project.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Site Survey • Project Brief Document • Scope Definition • Budget Framework • Confirmed Project Timeline
02
Concept Development
TYPICAL DURATION
2-4 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
Initial concepts explore layout, materiality, atmosphere, and spatial intent. Through drawings, references, and visual studies, the studio develops a clear design language tailored to the project.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Spatial Concept Boards • Material and Finish Direction • Palette Proposal • Lighting Philosophy • Client Sign-off Meeting
03
Design Resolution
TYPICAL DURATION
4-6 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
Once the direction is defined, the finer details are refined, from finishes and lighting to furniture, proportions, and custom elements. Every decision is considered in relation to the whole.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Full Room-by-Room Design Drawings • Furniture and Fixture Schedule • Lighting and Electrical Plan • Material and Finish Specification • Bespoke Commission Briefs
04
Execution
TYPICAL DURATION
6-8 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The studio works closely with contractors, consultants, and makers to ensure the design is executed with precision. Regular reviews and coordination maintain clarity throughout the build phase.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Order and Lead Time Tracking • Bespoke Production Oversight • Site Delivery Coordination • Snagging and Quality Review
05
Installation & Completion
TYPICAL DURATION
1-4 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The final stage brings the space together through installation, styling, and finishing details. The result is an environment that feels resolved, balanced, and ready to be experienced naturally over time.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Full Installation and Dressing • Final Lighting Calibration • Client Walkthrough and Handover • Post-handover Availability • Project Archive and Material Record
01
Discovery & Brief
TYPICAL DURATION
1-2 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The process begins with conversations around the space, the client’s vision, functional requirements, and long-term goals. This stage establishes the direction, priorities, and overall scope of the project.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Site Survey • Project Brief Document • Scope Definition • Budget Framework • Confirmed Project Timeline
02
Concept Development
TYPICAL DURATION
2-4 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
Initial concepts explore layout, materiality, atmosphere, and spatial intent. Through drawings, references, and visual studies, the studio develops a clear design language tailored to the project.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Spatial Concept Boards • Material and Finish Direction • Palette Proposal • Lighting Philosophy • Client Sign-off Meeting
03
Design Resolution
TYPICAL DURATION
4-6 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
Once the direction is defined, the finer details are refined, from finishes and lighting to furniture, proportions, and custom elements. Every decision is considered in relation to the whole.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Full Room-by-Room Design Drawings • Furniture and Fixture Schedule • Lighting and Electrical Plan • Material and Finish Specification • Bespoke Commission Briefs
04
Execution
TYPICAL DURATION
6-8 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The studio works closely with contractors, consultants, and makers to ensure the design is executed with precision. Regular reviews and coordination maintain clarity throughout the build phase.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Order and Lead Time Tracking • Bespoke Production Oversight • Site Delivery Coordination • Snagging and Quality Review
05
Installation & Completion
TYPICAL DURATION
1-4 Weeks
HOW WE DO IT
The final stage brings the space together through installation, styling, and finishing details. The result is an environment that feels resolved, balanced, and ready to be experienced naturally over time.
WHAT TO EXPECT
• Full Installation and Dressing • Final Lighting Calibration • Client Walkthrough and Handover • Post-handover Availability • Project Archive and Material Record
// Trusted across markets
What Our Clients Value
Years in Practice
Cities across Europe, UK & North America
Combined Project Value Delivered
Client Satisfaction Rate
The studio’s work is defined not only by visual quality, but by reliability, process clarity, and attention to detail.
Mathew D'Souza
"Working with the studio felt structured and considered from the outset. Every decision had clarity behind it, and the final result reflects a level of restraint that is rare to find."
Private Residence, London
Sarah Madden
"The rooms they designed for us are the quietest we have ever lived in. I mean that as the highest possible praise."
Estate Residence, Geneva
George Cannon
"The process was as impressive as the outcome. Thoughtful, precise, and highly collaborative without ever feeling overwhelming."
Penthouse, New York
Rylan Thomas
“From spatial planning to material selection, the attention to detail was exceptional. The interiors feel resolved in a way that is difficult to articulate but immediately noticeable.”
Penthouse Residence, Tribeca
Mya Cook
“There was a clear sense of trust throughout the process. The studio understood how to create spaces that feel elevated without becoming excessive.”
Townhouse Renovation, Notting Hill
Mathew D'Souza
"Working with the studio felt structured and considered from the outset. Every decision had clarity behind it, and the final result reflects a level of restraint that is rare to find."
Private Residence, London
Sarah Madden
"The rooms they designed for us are the quietest we have ever lived in. I mean that as the highest possible praise."
Estate Residence, Geneva
George Cannon
"The process was as impressive as the outcome. Thoughtful, precise, and highly collaborative without ever feeling overwhelming."
Penthouse, New York
Rylan Thomas
“From spatial planning to material selection, the attention to detail was exceptional. The interiors feel resolved in a way that is difficult to articulate but immediately noticeable.”
Penthouse Residence, Tribeca
Mya Cook
“There was a clear sense of trust throughout the process. The studio understood how to create spaces that feel elevated without becoming excessive.”
Townhouse Renovation, Notting Hill
People Behind the Practice
// Our Masterminds
Maison is built around a collaborative team of designers and architects working across interiors, spatial planning, and project execution.
People Behind the Practice
// Our Masterminds
Maison is built around a collaborative team of designers and architects working across interiors, spatial planning, and project execution.
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Adrian Clarke
Design Director
Adrian Clarke
Design Director
Considered
Nothing about this team is accidental. The expertise is deep because it was chosen to be.
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Sofia van Houten
Senior Interior Architect
Sofia van Houten
Senior Interior Architect
Grounded
They will tell you when something isn't right. That quality is rarer to find than it should be.
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Camille Moreau
Furniture & Material Lead
Camille Moreau
Furniture & Material Lead
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Daniel Mercer
Project Director
Daniel Mercer
Project Director
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Lucas Bennett
Installation Consultant
Lucas Bennett
Installation Consultant
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Amelia Hart
Client Relations & Studio Operations
Amelia Hart
Client Relations & Studio Operations
Fluent
This team speaks the languages of architecture, materiality, craft, logistics, and art history.
// FAQ
Questions Worth Asking
The answers here offer a clearer understanding of how the studio works.
01
How do we know if Maison is the right studio for our project?
Answer:
We take an initial conversation with most prospective clients before committing to a formal proposal, not as a formality, but because the fit between a studio and a client matters as much as the brief itself. If we are not the right practice for what you are trying to do, we will say so and, where we can, suggest who might be. We would rather have that conversation at the beginning than discover the mismatch six months in.
02
What does a full interior design commission typically cost?
Answer:
We do not publish fee structures on the website, because the honest answer is that they vary considerably depending on scope, scale, and the complexity of the property. A budget framework is always established during Discovery, and nothing proceeds without a clear, agreed cost picture on both sides. If you have a specific budget in mind, tell us at the outset. We would rather work within a real constraint than design to a number that was never achievable.
03
How long does a project take from first conversation to completion?
Answer:
For a full residential commission, from discovery through to Installation, most projects take between fourteen and thirty months, depending on scope and the extent of structural or heritage works involved. Smaller curation-led projects can be completed in six to nine months. We do not compress timelines to accommodate urgency unless the scope genuinely allows it. A project that has been rushed tends to look like it was rushed, and that is not something we are willing to put our name to.
04
Do you work with clients who already have an architect appointed?
Answer:
Yes — and some of our most successful projects have begun this way. We are experienced working alongside architectural practices of all sizes, and we take care to establish clear boundaries of responsibility early in the process so that the collaboration between design and architecture remains coherent rather than territorial. If the relationship between architecture and interior is well-managed, the result is almost always better than either discipline working independently. We know how to make that collaboration productive.
05
Do you take on projects outside of London, Amsterdam, and New York?
Answer:
We do, selectively. Our core markets are London, Amsterdam, and New York because we have the established contractor and supplier networks in those cities to deliver work to our standard. Outside of those markets, we assess each project individually. The questions we ask are practical: can we find the right contractor? Can we oversee the site with the frequency the project requires? Is there a local procurement network we trust? If the answer to those questions is yes, we are open to the conversation.
06
What happens after the project is complete?
Answer:
We remain available. Every project is documented in full, a complete material record, specification archive, and supplier contact list, which we hold on your behalf and can provide in full at handover or at any point afterwards. For clients who want to make changes, additions, or extensions to the original project in the years following, we are easy to re-engage. Most of our work comes from clients we have worked with before, or from people they have introduced us to. That continuity matters to us, and we treat it accordingly.
// FAQ
Questions Worth Asking
The answers here offer a clearer understanding of how the studio works.
01
How do we know if Maison is the right studio for our project?
Answer:
We take an initial conversation with most prospective clients before committing to a formal proposal, not as a formality, but because the fit between a studio and a client matters as much as the brief itself. If we are not the right practice for what you are trying to do, we will say so and, where we can, suggest who might be. We would rather have that conversation at the beginning than discover the mismatch six months in.
02
What does a full interior design commission typically cost?
Answer:
We do not publish fee structures on the website, because the honest answer is that they vary considerably depending on scope, scale, and the complexity of the property. A budget framework is always established during Discovery, and nothing proceeds without a clear, agreed cost picture on both sides. If you have a specific budget in mind, tell us at the outset. We would rather work within a real constraint than design to a number that was never achievable.
03
How long does a project take from first conversation to completion?
Answer:
For a full residential commission, from discovery through to Installation, most projects take between fourteen and thirty months, depending on scope and the extent of structural or heritage works involved. Smaller curation-led projects can be completed in six to nine months. We do not compress timelines to accommodate urgency unless the scope genuinely allows it. A project that has been rushed tends to look like it was rushed, and that is not something we are willing to put our name to.
04
Do you work with clients who already have an architect appointed?
Answer:
Yes — and some of our most successful projects have begun this way. We are experienced working alongside architectural practices of all sizes, and we take care to establish clear boundaries of responsibility early in the process so that the collaboration between design and architecture remains coherent rather than territorial. If the relationship between architecture and interior is well-managed, the result is almost always better than either discipline working independently. We know how to make that collaboration productive.
05
Do you take on projects outside of London, Amsterdam, and New York?
Answer:
We do, selectively. Our core markets are London, Amsterdam, and New York because we have the established contractor and supplier networks in those cities to deliver work to our standard. Outside of those markets, we assess each project individually. The questions we ask are practical: can we find the right contractor? Can we oversee the site with the frequency the project requires? Is there a local procurement network we trust? If the answer to those questions is yes, we are open to the conversation.
06
What happens after the project is complete?
Answer:
We remain available. Every project is documented in full, a complete material record, specification archive, and supplier contact list, which we hold on your behalf and can provide in full at handover or at any point afterwards. For clients who want to make changes, additions, or extensions to the original project in the years following, we are easy to re-engage. Most of our work comes from clients we have worked with before, or from people they have introduced us to. That continuity matters to us, and we treat it accordingly.