Hospitality interior design
This service is where we design interiors for hospitality spaces, including hotels, lodges, camps and restaurants. From guest rooms and bathrooms to lounges, bars and dining areas, we plan how your spaces are arranged, furnished and lit so they’re comfortable for your guests and work well for the way they’ll be used.
The interiors of
your whole property.
We can design the interiors throughout your property, from guest rooms and bathrooms to reception areas, lounges, restaurants and bars.
We consider these spaces together so they feel part of the same place, while each works for its own purpose. We can also focus on a particular area you want to create or change.
Designed around
your guests.
We consider what your guests will actually do in each space. In a bedroom, that means somewhere comfortable to sleep, space for their belongings and light where they need it.
In a restaurant or lounge, it means comfortable seating, well-arranged tables and room for guests and staff to move around. We plan the interior around those everyday needs.
How do you want
your place to feel?
A quiet lodge overlooking the bush and a lively city restaurant need different interiors. We work with you on the look and atmosphere you want your guests to experience.
That guides the colours, furniture, fabrics, lighting and artwork we choose. We bring them together so the rooms feel right for your property and its setting.
Fabrics and finishes
for busy guest spaces.
A sofa in a busy lounge, a bedroom curtain and a bathroom floor do different jobs. We help you choose materials that suit where and how they will be used.
We consider wear, cleaning and upkeep alongside colour, texture and comfort. Those practical choices matter in spaces that welcome guests every day.
Before we begin.
Planning guest rooms, gathering spaces or a new chapter for an existing property.
Ask about your projectWhat kinds of hospitality spaces do you design?
Hotels, lodges, camps, restaurants and bars. A brief can bring together guest rooms, bathrooms, lounges and dining areas, or focus on a particular space. We begin with how the property is used and what the interior needs to achieve.
Can the brief focus on a restaurant or bar?
Yes. Restaurant and bar interiors are part of our hospitality experience. Let us know whether the space is within a hotel or lodge, or a separate venue, and which areas you want to develop. The extent of the commission is agreed around that brief.
Can you refurbish an existing property?
Yes. Our work includes refurbishing hotel rooms and public areas as well as entire properties. We look at what needs to change and what can remain, bringing layouts, furniture, lighting and finishes into the same scheme.
What if the property needs to stay open?
Tell us about guest access, occupied areas and any fixed opening dates at the start. These are important constraints when defining the scope and programme. Whether work can be phased, and how disruption will be managed, needs to be agreed with the project team.
How are the costs agreed?
We first define the scope and prepare a financial proposal. The scheme and project budget are presented for approval before implementation. Discuss the design fee, purchasing arrangements and site involvement with us so it is clear what your appointment includes.
How long will the project take?
The programme is developed once the scope is understood. A room refresh, a bespoke piece and a complete interior involve different work. Mention any intended move-in or opening date early, so the design, sourcing and site stages can be considered together.
Explore our hospitality interiors.
Our hospitality clients include Serena Hotels, Elewana Collection and Kempinski. Take a closer look at a selection of our hotel, lodge and camp interiors below.
View all hospitality projectsChoose a project to explore.
