
Master Bedroom & Bathroom
A full primary-suite transformation in warm, layered neutrals — soft light, hand-finished walls and a bed that feels like an embrace.
Portfolio
Residential and hospitality projects across Nairobi. Photography first — because a plan explains a room, but only light and texture tell you how it feels.

A full primary-suite transformation in warm, layered neutrals — soft light, hand-finished walls and a bed that feels like an embrace.

A stone-clad dining and servery extension, rich in texture and light, built to gather large families for long evenings.

A jewel-box powder room — small space, big personality. Deep tone on tone, brass and stone.

Guest rooms designed to feel like a private retreat — carved screens, woven artwork and linen that invites you to stay.

Charcoal limewash, fluted travertine and aged brass — a small room treated with the seriousness of a gallery.

A low platform bed, carved timber screen and morning light — a suite built for rest, not display.

Hand-finished plaster, slatted oak joinery and honed stone — a working kitchen that behaves like a living room.

A round cob cottage dressed in bold Ankara print — curtains, cushions and bed runner cut from the same cloth, set against whitewashed walls and hand-hewn timber.

Teal linen drapes, a reclaimed timber and steel bed and a vaulted white ceiling — a calm, contemporary guest room that opens straight onto the garden.

Reed ceilings, lime-washed stone and a hand-built log bed — a suite that keeps the bones of the building and lets craft do the talking.

A draped Ankara canopy over exposed brick, a working fireplace and layered seating — a communal lounge built for late conversation.

A compact studio zoned with a hand-woven sisal and timber screen — sleeping, working and living each given their own light without adding a single wall.

Sunburst wallpaper, fluted blush panelling and full-height joinery — storage and personality worked into every centimetre of a small footprint.

A pitched timber loft turned into a working studio — reclaimed pine, whitewashed brick and African print upholstery under the roof beams.

A scorched-pine desk, brass banker's lamp and reading nook tucked under the eaves — a quiet corner built entirely from salvaged timber.
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