AD’ / Luxury interiors

Interior Design

A complete interior, shaped around you.

A new property, a refurbishment or a change in how a space will be used. You want the rooms, materials and furniture to feel part of one design, with decisions made in a clear sequence.

Discuss your property & priorities

Złota 44, Warsaw: living room, stone fireplace wall and bar. — Złota 44 · Warsaw · Interior design by AD’

Within the appointment

What we bring
to your project.

Space & experience

Layouts, circulation and room relationships developed around daily life, guest experience or the way your organisation works.

Materials & atmosphere

A coordinated palette of stone, timber, textiles, finishes and lighting intent, with selections that support the character of the interior.

Bespoke & detail

Furniture and joinery designed for the space, developed through drawings, specifications and dialogue with specialist makers.

Materials & making

Materials you can see and feel.

Samples and full slabs bring scale, texture and variation into the design conversation, before the finish is agreed.

Geometric stone finish sample held in hand. — Exploring texture through a stone sample.

Natural stone slab examined at the supplier yard. — Considering the character of the full slab.

What you receive

A defined scope. Tangible work.

Depending on the appointment: spatial layouts, design presentations, material and furniture selections, bespoke drawings and specifications. Each stage has a clear review and approval point.

Working with your team

We lead the interior design and coordinate with your architect, engineers and delivery team. The appointment defines the stages, deliverables and approvals.

Discuss the appointment

Selected work

See the work.

Basement lounge with planted view through window

Private Residence · Phnom Penh

Residential interior design

Mirrored arrival hall with marble console and green curtains

Hotel Eden Spa · Rome

Spa redesign, technical development and coordination

Boardroom with Lasvit lighting, Giorgetti seating and Portoro marble.

Sikder Haus · Dhaka

Executive and representative interiors

Before we begin

A few useful
answers.

Which types of interior do you work on?

Luxury residential, hospitality, workplaces and representative spaces. Hospitality includes spas, restaurants and social spaces as well as hotels.

Can you work with our architect?

Yes. We define the interior design scope alongside your architect, engineers and other appointed specialists, including who develops, coordinates and approves each package.

Can furnishing be a separate appointment?

Yes. Furnishing & Procurement can begin from an existing design or a defined furnishing brief.

Your next step

Tell us where
you’re starting.

Tell us about the property, location, intended use and programme. Plans, photographs and your priorities help us define where to begin.