Kitchen Design & Interior Architecture
Bespoke kitchens, thoughtfully planned around how a home is really used.
View ProjectsEvery project begins with observation rather than a mood board. How you cook, where light falls, who gathers and when — those things set the plan long before a finish is chosen.
What follows is a considered balance of proportion, material and restraint: warm woods, honest stone, quiet metals, and nothing that will look dated in a decade.
Fig. 00 — Studio, material selection
Meet Tanya
Tanya works with a small number of clients each year, which means every plan, elevation and material sample passes through her hands. The work sits between architecture and interiors: the room is resolved structurally before a single finish is chosen.
Her kitchens are quiet, generous and precisely detailed — spaces where function is never sacrificed for the photograph, and where the beauty holds up after years of daily use.
A focused session in your home or over video, reviewing the existing space, how you use it, and what is possible. You leave with a clear direction and honest guidance on scope and budget.
Full spatial and cabinetry design for the kitchen: plans, elevations, and a resolved material palette ready to hand to your fabricator or contractor.
End-to-end involvement from first sketch to final styling — including trade coordination, site visits and procurement, so the finished room matches the drawings exactly.
Understanding the client, space, lifestyle and vision.
Developing the layout, materials and overall design direction.
Refining details, finishes, selections and functionality.
Moving from design vision toward the completed kitchen.
“She understood how we actually live before she drew a single line. The kitchen feels like it was always meant to be here.”
Tell us a little about the space. Every project begins with a conversation.