Bespoke Interiors

Most interiors are assembled: a sofa from one place, a table from another, cabinetry from a third. Each piece may be beautiful, but the room rarely feels resolved. A bespoke interior is composed instead — every element is chosen or designed in relation to the others, and to the architecture around it.

In practice this means the proportions of the sofa respond to the window, the height of the wainscot aligns with the headboard, the timber of the table relates to the timber of the shelving. It is these relationships, more than any single piece, that make a home feel considered.

We start with your floor plan and photographs. From these we develop a spatial concept: how rooms are used, where furniture sits, where storage belongs, how people move through the home and where the eye rests. Only then do we choose forms and materials.

Because the concept is built on accurate dimensions, bespoke pieces can be drawn to the millimetre — cabinetry that meets the ceiling exactly, a window seat that fills its recess, a dining table sized to the number of places and the clearance around it.

Walnut Space leads the interior concept, furniture and cabinetry design, material specification and production. Where a project involves structural, electrical, plumbing or other building work, that work is carried out by appropriately licensed professionals appointed for the project.

Installation and site work can be coordinated with qualified local partners where available; we confirm what is possible for your location during the design phase.