Interior design for farms, vineyards, estates and equestrian venues

Interior design for rural diversification, from barn to guest stay

As a steward of rural land, you want to create new income without losing the character of your estate. Whether you’re developing guest accommodation, a cellar door, an event space, a co-working hub or a farm shop, I help you turn your buildings into a business that works.

Diversification is about making the most of what you already have. With the right design, your existing buildings can become:

• Holiday cottages and boutique estate stays
• Farm shops, tasting rooms and cellar doors
• Countryside wedding and event venues
• Equestrian retreats and centres
• Co-working and rural office spaces
• Destination cafés, restaurants and farm-to-table dining

I design schemes that balance heritage with fresh ideas, pairing hard-wearing, contract-quality finishes with welcoming, refined interiors that reflect your land and your brand.

I’m also co-founder of the Rural Diversification Collective, so I understand how rural businesses find new income and what it takes to make a project work. I work closely with estate owners, land agents, architects and rural development consultants.

What’s included

A full-service package, from first idea to opening day:

• Concept design and feasibility: Early design thinking to test what each building can become, before you commit to spending.
• Spatial planning and layout: Layouts that suit the building and the way guests or customers will use it.
• Interior design and mood boards: Materials, colour, lighting and styling, agreed on a mood board before anything is bought.
• Contract-quality furniture and fittings: Furniture, fabrics and fittings sourced to meet commercial durability and safety standards.
• Procurement and project management: Ordering, scheduling and coordinating trusted contractors and suppliers.
• Installation, styling and handover: Everything installed and styled, and ready for your first visitors.