This Dulwich interior design project in South London, is rooted in our four-pillar approach of biophilic design, colour psychology, sustainability, and the aesthetics of joy. The result is a warm and inviting home that enhances well-being.

Key design features include:

• Maximising natural light: Seating is strategically placed near windows to increase sunlight exposure, helping to regulate circadian rhythms.
• Non-toxic materials: Paints and finishes are free from harmful toxins, ensuring a healthier indoor environment.
• Timber clad walls: FSC-approved timber is used for both interior and exterior walls, connecting the home to nature while supporting responsible forestry.
• Cork flooring: This highly sustainable material, harvested without harming the trees, acts as a sound insulator and creates a cozy, comforting atmosphere.
• Natural wooden furniture: The use of wood with visible natural grain, including in kitchen cupboards and cabinets, adds warmth and organic beauty to the space.
• Cohesive colour scheme: Thoughtfully selected colours influence feelings and behaviours, promoting a sense of calm and well-being.
• Biophilic elements: Natural materials, textures, and patterns in furniture and furnishings enhance the connection to nature within the space.
• Furniture reuse: Existing furniture was repurposed to minimise waste and ensure the most sustainable approach to design.
• Low-energy LED lighting: Energy-efficient lighting is used throughout the home to reduce environmental impact.
• Aesthetics of joy: Playful design elements, such as Fornasetti wallpaper on the bedroom ceiling, introduce a sense of delight and creativity.

Each of these design pillars has been carefully selected and implemented to scientifically enhance health and well-being while minimising environmental impact.