THE PARLOUR
A CONVERSATION OF CURIOSITIES AND COLOUR
The Parlour is a 60-minute, in-depth consultation in which you can discuss any issues or questions that you have in regard to your house, be it layout, colour choices or making modern life sit more comfortably within your period home. This consultation is a perfect opportunity if you are not ready to move into full re-design, but need to discuss something in particular that is holding you back. Equally, if you are wanting to explore new ideas, simply have a sounding board for your house-thoughts, and to acquire momentum, we can talk about anything you’d like relating to design. No space is too small, no problem too particular.
A consultation is useful when:
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You want to understand what your house is naturally suited to.
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You’re unsure why a space feels awkward or unfinished, and how to improve it.
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You’ve gathered ideas but can’t see how they fit together in your particular space.
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You want help with colours so they suit the architecture, the light, and your use.
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You’ve lived with a problem corner, odd wall or tricky room for a long time.
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You have renovated, or you are about to start a renovation.
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You want to cut though decision fatigue or competing opinions.
THE FOLLOWING IS INCLUDED IN THE PARLOUR CONSULTATION
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A 60-minute online consultation
A session focused on your house, your priorities, and your most pressing design questions. -
A House Questionnaire and review of materials
Beforehand you will receive a tailored questionnaire, in order for you to share photographs, plans, background information, practical requirements, design concerns, and ideas already under consideration. -
Colour and Layout Design Guidance
Focused thinking on colour, layout, existing period features, character, and suitable design solutions for your space. -
Practical Direction
Clear guidance on what to keep, what to adjust, and what may need further design attention, as well as tailored suggestions you can use after the consultation. -
Written Summary
A clear written summary of the discussion, including key observations, suggestions, and next steps.
Cost: £245
