
Restaurants
Spaces guests want to return to
Dining rooms
Banquettes, warm timber and low light. Restaurant dining rooms have to look their best at seven in the evening and still make sense at eleven in the morning.
Bars & cellars
The bar sets the tone before anyone sits down — considered lighting, honest materials and a back bar that earns a second look.
Cafés & casual spaces
Daytime rooms with a lighter touch. Planting, plenty of daylight and furniture arranged for a quick coffee or a long lunch.
"Pip was so easy to work with. She came up with brilliant ideas for a small space that needed to work for more than one thing. Timely, friendly and creative and excellent value for money."
Ruth Gordon — Google review
Ready to design your dining space?
Restaurants — common questions
Do you design cafes and bars as well as restaurants?
Yes — I design the full range of hospitality spaces, from cafes and bars through to full-service restaurants, tailoring the approach to how each venue actually operates.
Can you work within an existing lease or planning restrictions?
Absolutely. I’m used to designing within the constraints of an existing lease, listed building rules or planning conditions, and I’ll flag anything that needs a professional survey or consent early on.
Do you help source furniture, lighting and suppliers?
Yes, sourcing is part of the service — from furniture and lighting to fabrics and suppliers, I put together a considered specification and can manage ordering on your behalf.