Welcome to the studio, a tactile, curated environment where every project begins.
This is where materials are explored, ideas are refined, and spatial thinking begins to take shape.
A space layered with hand-selected materials, thoughtful conversation, practical knowledge and a healthy dose of material obsession.
Whether reviewing joinery details, comparing textures, or laying samples across the table, the studio is designed to support clear, considered decision-making throughout the design process.
A place to explore, refine, and shape the foundations of a home.
“My studio is a little like a grown-up version of a dress-up box, shelves lined with textures, materials and finishes I’ve personally sourced and fallen in love with over time. Everything in there is chosen with care, waiting to become part of a home that’s as unique as the person it’s made for.”
— Nic Ross
Where your home begins....
This isn’t just where I work, it’s where projects begin to take shape.
A tactile, considered space designed for collaboration, design development and thoughtful decision-making.
Whether reviewing joinery details, refining colour palettes or laying samples across the table, the studio is designed to support clarity throughout the design process, helping key decisions feel resolved before they reach site.
What happens here....
Review plans, layouts and spatial decisions
Work through joinery details and renders
Compare materials, finishes and colour in context
Refine specifications and key project decisions
Where story meets space
I have always been drawn to materials, not simply for how they look, but for how they work together and change the way a space feels.
The choices we make have a direct effect on how a space feels to live in, whether it feels warm or cool, calm or energising, soft or structured, intimate or open.
Every palette is developed specifically for the client and the home. I pay close attention to the colours, textures and materials each person is naturally drawn to, then build those preferences into a wider composition that also responds to the architecture, light and way the spaces will be used.
The result is not simply a collection of finishes that coordinate. It is a material language that helps shape the atmosphere of the home and makes it feel personal to the people living there.
