studio hako

A paired back space for a Victorian townhouse. Using a muted palette, dramatic black window frames, grey Silestone quartz and rich Jacobean oak flooring. Hidden storage and simple shelving maximised the space while exposed brick pillars pointed to the building’s history. The bathroom was meticulously planned to make intelligent use of the limited space.

A contemporary Scandinavian inspired design, working sensitively with its period surroundings. Floorboards were prepared with a Swedish soap finish, whilst integrated bespoke storage solutions, simple shelving and a singular kitchen oak worktop encouraged the feeling of volume, space and light.

Asian dining canteen, Leadenhall, London.
A fresh and modern space focusing on textural qualities of materials such as polished concrete floors, exposed concrete ceilings, concrete counter panels, mild steel frames, rough sawn oak and bespoke hand-painted concrete wall lights.

Art installation construction for Royal College of Art degree show.  Taking the concept of ‘interior architecture,’ the install comprised of a building a partition wall giving way to a darkened space for video projection. The acute angle of the wall and tall elongated doorway entrance created a dynamic warping of space and scale.