Elena Marlow
Design Lead
Elena draws rooms from the way a household moves. She is particular about door swings, the height of a daily shelf, and light that does not glare on a worktop. She leads the outline you approve before materials are ordered.
Our Team
Home Team
The bench
People Who Stay With The Room
You will not be passed between anonymous crews. These are the names on the outline and on the walkthrough.
Marcus Hale
Project Lead
Marcus turns the outline into days. He sequences demolition, inspections of wet areas, and the return of furniture. If a delivery slips, he rewrites the week instead of stacking trades into a wet room.
Hannah Cole
Color & Materials
Hannah tests samples in the room, not under a shop lamp. She pairs sheen with wear, metal with the hardware you already touch, and stone with the way you cook or bathe.
Owen Briggs
Finish Carpenter
Owen builds the parts that have to feel exact: stair parts, cabinet fillers, window stools, and the small pieces that make a new floor meet an old door. He would rather scribe a panel than hide a gap with caulk.
Priya Nandak
Interior Specialist
Priya keeps storage honest. She counts linens, dishes, and the objects that usually end up on the floor, then designs the inside of a cabinet or a hall bench to hold them.
Julian Peck
Outdoor Lead
Julian reads slope, shade, and the way rain leaves a roof. Decks, steps, and patios leave his drawings with a path for water and a height that is comfortable to sit beside.
How we work together
Elena or Priya opens the design. Hannah locks materials. Marcus owns the calendar. Owen and Julian lead the finish in their zones. One email thread stays open so you are not retelling the story of the room to a new person each week.
Apprentices and specialist trades join when the scope needs them — a glazier, a careful tile setter, an electrician for a new lighting plan. They work inside the same written sequence.
Write to the studioA note on visits
We arrange measuring visits by email. Please do not send a street address in a first note unless we have agreed to visit. Tell us the room, the age of the house in general terms, and what is failing. We will ask for the rest when it is time.
