INTERIOR DESIGN MEETS ARCHITECTURE
“For me the concepts of sustainability, or as I see it more simply, “good design” is embedded in every space and every object that we surround ourselves with.”
more ethical provenance. Asking the right questions is
essential. How and where was it made? How will it be used, can it be repaired? What will happen to it once its useful life here is over? The answers to these questions are a basic right for our clients and we should know the answers. As I see it, we all have a
professional responsibility to take, in creating a better future, and if that means working a little harder and expanding our understanding of what constitutes good design, well we are helping our clients take a step
into a better future. Gone are the wasteful high
consumer days, this is a time for asking the right questions and taking a longer term view of the spaces that we create, the benefits are clear. But more than just seeing this as an additional burden to our overworked lives this is a design movement that we can believe in; one that we can embrace knowing that our designs have created truly better spaces to live in, inside and out.
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Below: From the wall to the ceiling installations, everything has been reused and reinvented to create a remarkable space
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