Interior design.
Tokyo, considered.

We work across commercial spaces, workplaces, retail, hospitality, restaurants and homes. Brand experience, spatial planning and delivery support can be combined around the needs of an individual project.

The website and enquiry brief are available in both languages. Tell us your preferred language and the people involved so that we can agree a practical communication and review process.

Ideally before finalising a property or committing to a fixed opening date. Early review can reveal layout constraints, specialist input and procurement needs that affect the brief. You can also contact us with an existing site.

Area, existing condition, services, joinery, finishes, specialist equipment and procurement choices all affect cost. We define the scope first and discuss allowances and exclusions before developing a project-specific proposal.

The programme depends on design decisions, building review, procurement and the construction scope. Share your target date and property information; we can then discuss dependencies and a realistic sequence rather than promise a universal duration.

A design-and-build scope can connect concept, technical coordination, procurement and implementation. The proposal sets out the delivery team, responsibilities, specialist appointments and the exact handover scope.

International experience gives the Tokyo practice a wider understanding of brand standards, different user expectations and coordinated delivery. Every Tokyo brief still begins with its own site, audience and priorities.

A short brief, location, approximate area, target timing and priorities are enough to begin. Existing plans and photographs help when available. Avoid sending confidential documents until a suitable sharing arrangement has been agreed.