We design commercial interiors for landlords, developers, occupiers and hotel operators. Projects include workplace interiors, reception and communal areas, landlord works, CAT A and CAT B schemes, refurbishment and hospitality spaces. Tell us about your project and we’ll discuss where we can add value.

Our studio is based in Harrogate, and we work with clients across the UK. The level of studio, remote and site involvement is agreed around your project and appointment.

Early conversations help establish what you need, what the building can support and where to focus your investment. You can involve us before choosing a property, when developing a brief or once you have a space ready to transform.

We can explore layouts, undertake agreed surveys and assess the design potential of a space. Feasibility and test-fit work can help you compare options and identify matters requiring specialist advice before you move forward.

A location, approximate area, intended use, initial budget and preferred timescale are a useful starting point. Existing plans, photographs and any known building constraints also help. If you’re still shaping the brief, we can develop it with you.

Where possible, we can arrange a visit to a completed project relevant to your brief, subject to our client’s permission and availability. It’s an opportunity to experience the space, see the quality of the finishes and discuss the thinking behind the design. Where a visit isn’t possible, we can share photography, project films and case studies.

Yes. Your appointment can cover the design stages you need, from brief development and space planning through to concepts, developed design and technical information. We agree the scope, deliverables and responsibilities at the outset.

Yes. We can help with furniture specification and procurement as a separate appointment, or as part of a wider interior project. We’ll establish your needs, budget, existing pieces and programme before developing the furniture package.

We can collaborate with your appointed contractor and consultant team, providing the design information and support included in our scope. Clear communication and agreed responsibilities help carry the design through to completion.

We can be appointed directly by the client, or novated to the main contractor where agreed. Novation transfers the design appointment to the contractor. Our role, responsibilities and continuing design support are defined in the relevant appointment documents.

Construction is undertaken by the appointed contractor. RU’s role may include design development, technical information, furniture procurement and delivery support, depending on the appointment. We make the division of responsibilities clear before work begins.

We prepare a fee proposal around your brief, required stages and level of involvement. It sets out the services, deliverables, payment arrangements and any exclusions, so you can understand the appointment before proceeding.

We use your budget to guide the design and specification, reviewing priorities and options as the scheme develops. Surveys, supplier quotations and contractor pricing help establish whether the proposed scope aligns with your available investment.

It provides an initial planning range based on the details you supply, after you submit your project and contact information. It is not a quotation. Building condition, services, location, specification and programme all affect the cost. A project-specific assessment is needed to develop a reliable budget.The planner is a starting point for discussing your project. Final budgets depend on the project brief, specification and confirmed scope.

The programme depends on the scope, approvals, procurement lead times and construction requirements. Once we understand your brief, we can discuss a realistic sequence of design stages, key decisions and delivery milestones.

We discuss proposed changes with you and identify their implications for design work, cost and programme. Any additional services or revised scope are agreed before we proceed with the affected work.

A phased approach may be possible, depending on the building, works and operational needs. We can help explore the design and sequencing with your contractor, who will assess construction logistics, safe access and site arrangements.

Depending on our appointment, we can respond to design queries, review proposed substitutions, coordinate furniture and provide agreed site support. Our involvement helps carry the design intent into the completed space.

We agree our completion and aftercare involvement as part of the appointment. This may include design reviews, furniture installation coordination and support with identifying outstanding items. Contractor defects and supplier warranties are addressed through the relevant contracts.