Full-Home Design
Every room planned as one story, down to the last lamp. Led by one designer from the Morning Visit to Install Day.
A full home is designed as one story rather than a string of separate rooms. We plan how light, storage and movement work across every floor before choosing a single finish.
It starts with a Morning Visit, then a whole-house plan that maps your routines to rooms: where coats land, where homework happens, where the good light falls in winter. From there we develop every space in parallel, so the palette, joinery and furniture feel related from the front door to the attic.
What is included
Morning Visit and a measured survey of the whole house
Space planning, lighting plans and elevations for every room
One material palette, with physical samples you can hold
Custom millwork designed and built in our workshop
Furniture, art and textiles sourced at trade price
Renovation management and staged Install Days
How long it takes
Most full homes take four to eight months from Morning Visit to the final Install Day. We phase the work so you can stay in the house, finishing one floor before we open up the next.
Who it suits
Families moving into an older house, empty nesters reworking a long-time home, and anyone who wants the whole place to feel considered rather than collected.
How it runs, week by week
“Teodor’s library wall is the best piece of furniture we will ever own. It looks like it grew there.”
Tom Brink
Ada Farmhouse Library
Before you get in touch
Short answers to the questions we hear most. For anything specific to your home, call the studio.
What happens at the Morning Visit?
A designer spends 7 to 11am in your home, watching routines and measuring before anything is drawn.
Do you add a markup to furniture?
Can we keep our own furniture?
What does it cost to get started?
Can we hire the workshop on its own?