Hotels
Comfort, character and consistency
Guest bedrooms
Rooms that have to feel special on the first night and still work on the hundredth. Deep headboards, layered cushions and a colour story that carries through the whole floor.
Bathrooms & ensuites
Roll-top baths, marble and warm brass. Small rooms where the finish has to stand up to daily use without losing any of the drama.
Lounges & sitting rooms
The shared spaces guests actually linger in — fireside seating, tartan underfoot and plenty of places to put a drink down.
The finishing touches
Curtain headings, lampshades, throws and glassware. The details that turn a well-built room into somewhere people want to stay.
"Worked with Pip, on a refurbishment/extension of a historic property. Excellent finish, great communication and ideas throughout. Pip managed and coordinated a series of interior trades and was always available to review matters."
Ready to elevate your guest experience?
Hotels — common questions
Do you work directly with hotel owners/operators, or only through contractors?
I work directly with hotel owners and operators, and I’m equally happy collaborating alongside your existing contractors, architects or management company — whichever suits how your business runs.
Can you manage a multi-room or whole-hotel refurbishment?
Yes. I regularly plan and project-manage multi-room and whole-hotel refurbishments, phasing the work to minimise disruption to guests and ongoing bookings.
Do you have experience with independent and boutique hotels specifically?
Independent and boutique hotels are a large part of my work. I design spaces with real character that support your brand, rather than a generic chain look.