The Linley Townhouse
A Grade II Georgian townhouse reimagined as a layered family home — limewashed walls meet bespoke joinery and a quietly theatrical drawing room.
A curated archive of residential sanctuaries and hospitality environments — each a quiet conversation between architecture, art, and the people who call it home.
Filter by mood, style, or room to find the projects that resonate. Hover any tile to reveal the story behind the space.
A Grade II Georgian townhouse reimagined as a layered family home — limewashed walls meet bespoke joinery and a quietly theatrical drawing room.
A twelve-suite boutique hotel set in a converted olive mill. Sun-bleached oak, hand-troweled plaster, and a courtyard bar that breathes with the seasons.
A 1,800 sq ft loft carved into warm geometry — fluted oak cabinetry, a Carrara kitchen island, and a private gallery wall curated with the owner's collection.
A 130-year-old townhouse revived with shou sugi ban, washi paper screens, and a private soaking bath overlooking a moss garden.
A 32-seat Nordic dining room — lime-washed brick, hand-blown pendant glass, and a chef's counter carved from a single walnut trunk.
A Mediterranean penthouse where indoor terraces dissolve into the sea view — lime plaster, woven rattan, and a 9-meter travertine dining table.
Every Interior Gallery project moves through three considered phases — each a chance to listen more deeply before we shape anything at all.
We begin in your space — measuring light at different hours, walking the rooms, listening to how you live. The brief becomes a story we write together, not a list of finishes.
Hand-drawn plans, sourced stones, woven textile swatches, and a curated art edit. We workshop every choice in your home before a single tradesperson is briefed.
Our master joiners, plasterers, and lighting specialists execute the vision with white-glove care. We style the final room with you — flowers, books, the right morning light.
We take on a limited number of commissions each season. Visit our journal for notes on materials, process, and the studios we admire — or tell us about your project.