The courtyard at The Rosary, Richmond, was completely overhauled, introducing various materials and planting, offering breakfast dining to the lower section, whilst the weatherproof furniture at street level offered more formal dining and a glimpse into the library.

The thatched cottage was originally 2 apartments, which were de-converted to make a stunning dwelling for my client in Esher. The landscape garden was also illuminated to produce a stunning backdrop to the master bedroom’s balcony.

The Old Coach House, nestled deep in the Surrey countryside, was a project of fantastic proportion and space. Full height, oak framed windows, allowed light and shadow to pour into the entrance hall. Colour and texture was added to the under stair window seat using a classic Mulberry fabric with bespoke lampshades designed to compliment. The beautiful and original wooden floor was brought back to life by our trusted French Polisher as were the beams that ran throughout the entire property.

The Old Coach House, nestled deep in the Surrey countryside, was a project of fantastic proportion and space. Full height, oak framed windows, allowed light and shadow to pour into the entrance hall. Colour and texture was added to the under stair window seat using a classic Mulberry fabric with bespoke lampshades designed to compliment. The beautiful and original wooden floor was brought back to life by our trusted French Polisher as were the beams that ran throughout the entire property.

The Old Coach House, nestled deep in the Surrey countryside, was a project of fantastic proportion and space. Full height, oak framed windows, allowed light and shadow to pour into the entrance hall. Colour and texture was added to the under stair window seat using a classic Mulberry fabric with bespoke lampshades designed to compliment. The beautiful and original wooden floor was brought back to life by our trusted French Polisher as were the beams that ran throughout the entire property.

The Baronial hall in this beautiful country house originally only supported the ground floor window, by introducing the 1st floor window and removing one room upstairs we created a galleried landing, flooding the hall with light Knoll sofas, antique chairs & bespoke crocodile leather tables lent themselves to relax in such convivial surroundings.

The wonderfully glamorous entrance in this Mayfair apartment was created when I carved a coffered ceiling over the central table, laid a floor of pure marble and reflected the Baroque drawing room in the antique mirror, flanked by Empire lamps.

The magnificent entrance to this elegant Georgian house on the Burwood Estate lent itself to the pink & choclate silk curtains and rich velvet fabrics the client welcomed into her home. The wenge classical furniture gave it a comtemporary yet retrained style leading into the living and dining rooms of the same hues, creating balance, harmony and fluidity throughout the ground floor...

Set within Burwood park, Walton Upon thames this beautiful Georgorian house was set to become home to a lovely South African family, my brief was to make it quite simply - A home... And the clients words- You have done a wonderful job for me Rosie, I love all the rooms that you have done, and believe me, EVERYONE that visits says it is just the loveliest relaxed style -

This entrance set in Clare Hill Esher was part of a complete remodelling of a thatched house Whilst the double doors and oak floors were solid, as indeed were the flagstones, the handrail was the delightful work of a trompe l’oeil artist. The selection of illuminated French dungeon keys added interest and always a talking point for visitors...

Whilst this design was completed almost 10 years ago, the faux Ashlar block painted walls look as good today and as timeless as ever. My client gave me a little artistic licence and the devilish mouse was created over the doorway, no doubt en route to the cheese upon the table.

Whilst this design was completed almost 10 years ago, the faux Ashlar block painted walls look as good today and as timeless as ever. My client gave me a little artistic licence and the devilish mouse was created over the doorway, no doubt en route to the cheese upon the table.

This London styled entrance was in fact the entrance to five executive apartments in Sunbury. The conversion of the house took just ten months and all were under contract before the project had been completed.

By kind permission of William Brinton - having designed carpets and rugs with Brintons for many London clients & with one of my designs displayed at their showrooms at Chelsea harbour - a formidable team!