Interior Design Services in Newcastle
Every home is different; the way I work doesn't change. I start by listening — to how the home behaves and how you live in it — and I won't suggest changing anything until I understand both.
Some clients arrive ready to renovate. Others are still working out what their home needs. Both are good places to start.
Start with a free introduction call
A short call about what you're planning. I'll let you know whether I'm the right fit, and if I am, which service makes sense for your project.
Initial Design Consultation — $320
Every project starts here. Ninety minutes in your home — or over your plans — working through what's working, what isn't, and what matters most to you.
What this includes
A 90-minute consultation in your home
A clear outline of priorities, constraints, and the key decisions ahead
A written fee proposal for the design and documentation your project needs
Whole-Home Master Plan
For homes that could work better as a whole — whether they're built, or still on paper.
This is for you if you know the home isn't quite working, but don't want to make piecemeal decisions without the bigger picture. I look at flow, storage, light and comfort — how the home is used day to day — and develop a resolved layout direction, so every decision you make from here has something to answer to.
The same thinking works before a home exists. If your new build or renovation has already been drawn up by an architect or building designer, I can review the plans for how they'll live — furniture tested to scale, kitchen and bathroom function, storage, circulation and clearances — while changes still only cost ink, ideally before your plans are approved.
What this includes
Review of your existing floor plan or your designer's drawings, with an on-site measure where needed
For existing homes: two layout options, refined into one resolved floor plan direction, with two revision rounds
For homes on paper: furniture layouts tested to scale, and a written summary of recommendations to take back to your designer or builder
A clear picture of the whole — so you can plan the work from solid ground
Concept-level planning and review only — not structural, engineering, or building-code advice. Builder-ready documentation is quoted separately if required.
Full-Service Interior Design
For multi-room renovations and whole-home projects.
For when you want a design partner involved from the start — shaping layout, materials, lighting, finishes and joinery early, so every decision belongs to the same idea and the home feels resolved from the first room to the last.
Typical phases
Concept design + layout direction
Design development — materials, selections, joinery
Drawings and schedules for quoting and construction
Design support during the build (as agreed)
Kitchen Design
A highly personalised kitchen, shaped by how you cook, move, and live.
For homeowners renovating a kitchen who want a considered layout, smart storage, and a material palette that suits you and your home.
Typical phases
Layout design based on how you actually use the kitchen
Joinery design + storage
Materials, finishes, colours + key fixtures
Drawings and schedules for quoting and construction
Design support during the build (as agreed)
Bathroom & Laundry Design
Renovations that improve daily routines, comfort, and long-term ease.
Bathrooms and laundries repay careful design more than almost any other room — clear zones, storage that earns its place, durable finishes, and details that make everyday life easier.
Typical phases
Layout design + zoning
Joinery + storage + fixture design
Materials + finishes selection
Drawings and schedules for quoting and construction
Design support during the build (as agreed)
Materials & Finishes Selection
For renovations and new builds that need a considered palette — materials, finishes and fixtures chosen to suit your home.
For when you want a designer's eye on the surfaces that define how the home looks and feels — tiles, tapware, timber, stone, paint, flooring, joinery and lighting — without committing to a full design engagement.
This may include
A curated palette of materials, finishes and fixtures
Sample boards and supplier recommendations
A written schedule for your builder or trades
Paint colours and colour direction across the home
Not sure which one you need?
That's normal — most people aren't. It's exactly what the introduction call is for.