Dark timber-clad room divider with a built-in fire and television, and a floating pale stone hearth bench.

The worry beforehand

The question everyone asks

Reinder himself is at the table for every presentation. Throughout the project you deal with the same person, who knows it from beginning to end.

Almost every client asks the same thing: if I hand this over, do I still have a grip on it? The answer lies in the order. You do not hand over the decisions, you hand over the work that sits between them.

That is why every project has fixed moments of approval. Only once you say yes does the next phase begin. In between, there is nothing for you to watch over.

Close-up of a pale stone bar counter with two olive-green velvet stools on a light oak floor.

The investment

What We Look After

An honest answer starts with the outcome. What it gives you, how it runs, and where the boundary of our work lies.

Our work covers the furniture, the lighting, the window treatments and the floor. Bespoke joinery such as cupboards and kitchens is counted separately, as are the builder, the electrician, the plasterer and the decorator. What it comes to in your case depends on your home; in the introduction we work it through together.

Would you rather know whether the plan is right before committing to anything? Then the concept phase is where you begin: entirely remote, ready within twenty working days, and partly credited if you go on.

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