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14/09/2026

Sneak peak of a nearly completed Fulham project! The Reading Room immerses you in natural light and a fantastic book collection! An instantly relaxing space created by a minimal colour and materials palette. Letting the art, lighting features and cornice quietly do their thing 🤍

Final shoot incoming 🤞

16/06/2026

This space had to work hard 💪

The room needed to be a study, guest room and a cosy, sophisticated space for games and drinks. The client wanted the desk to face into the room, but there also needed space for the sofa bed to pull out.

The solution was a bespoke desk on a pivot mechanism as part of the larger joinery piece. It allows the desk to turn 90 degrees to the wall and allow space for the sofa bed. There wasn’t any compromise on finish either, using walnut burr on a beautiful curved desk with brass inlay. Functional and stylish 🙌.

Drenched in a deep teal with bespoke colour-matched fabric for the blind and cushions and tying it all together with vintage and vintage-inspired accents, the design ex*****on ticked all the boxes!

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Joinery by Gray & Joyce Bespoke Joinery

05/06/2026

New project sneak peak…👀

This beauty is part of a bigger project with 10 other pieces I’ve designed. The theme…curves! The property is a large new build. The furniture designed for the space softens the harsh angular lines, whilst adding plenty of much needed storage.

This coat cupboard carefully balances softer curved shape and natural oak finish with the bold black panelling and brassware. More on this project to follow…

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26/05/2026

Small space, limited budget, lots of thinking.

This compact home office was part of my Wimbledon project, where the brief was to make the space work as hard as possible without overcomplicating it.

I kept the design clean and practical, adding the oak upstands as a small detail to give the desk a bit more presence whilst also quietly referencing the oak balustrades I designed upstairs, bringing a cohesive flow to the whole space rather than a series of separate rooms.

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18/05/2026

New project reveal 💫

The objective for this design in Wimbledon was to create a primary suite that is calm, stylish and filled with light.

It was a complete renovation replacing the carpet with herringbone flooring, creating a dressing room area with bespoke joinery and modernising the space with solid oak floor to ceiling balustrades. We made the most of the natural light by drenching the space with a soft white that was used everywhere, including the joinery. The en-suite was included in the renovation making the compact space work hard and avoiding excess with a simple colour and materials palette.

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11/05/2026

Striking, but still simple. That is the balance with this piece.

I wanted the repeated curves to create something memorable as you walk into the office, but without the joinery feeling too busy or over-designed.

It took a lot of development to get there — working through the proportions, the rhythm of the curves, the shelving and the storage below, as well as the technical side of actually making it all work.

Simple, yes. Easy, absolutely not. But definitely worth the challenge!

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05/05/2026

A narrow bathroom, reworked into a calmer en suite.

This bathroom formed part of a wider renovation, but even on its own it shows how much a compact footprint can change with better planning and a more restrained material palette.

20/04/2026

Throwback to my Clapham Common project on this beautiful sunny day ☀️.

The brief was to make a family home practical for everyday life as well as entertaining guests. The clients wanted to keep the deep blue walls upstairs, so I built on that with new furniture, soft furnishings, artwork and bespoke joinery. Downstairs, the basement became a more practical and inviting part of the house with generous storage and a darker, cosier feel.

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13/04/2026

Project reveal 💫. This one was all about making an impact!

This office space needed to feel welcoming, memorable and aligned with the brand, without losing practicality. The central arched feature defines the walkway, creates space to display merchandise and includes storage, while the rest of the scheme brings in warmth, colour and better zoning.

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08/04/2026

Interior design is often about problem solving. A lot of the projects I work on have spaces that need to be multi-functional…an office that is also a guest room, kitchen dining area, a living room that is practical as well as looking fabulous !

The challenge is usually less about fitting more in, and more about deciding on the priority use with the client, how the space should flow, and then planning accordingly.

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Hampstead

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https://www.threereasonsinteriordesign.com/

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