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Interior

Spaces shaped around everyday life.

Interior

Interior design starts with the people who use a space. RIGEL coordinates layouts, materials, lighting and furniture to develop an agreed design and the documentation needed for its implementation.

Who the service is for

For clients creating or adapting residential, workplace and public interiors.

Scope of work

  • Space planning and clarification of everyday use.
  • Materials, colours, lighting and furniture proposals.
  • Coordination with building services within the brief.
  • Visualisations, working drawings and specifications in the agreed package.

How we work

  1. Collect survey information and user requirements.
  2. Agree the layout and design concept.
  3. Develop the details and hand over the implementation package.

Frequently asked questions

What does an interior design package include?

Its contents are agreed in the brief. It can include layouts, materials and lighting proposals, visualisations, working drawings and specifications.

Can the work begin with an existing space?

Yes. The starting point is a review of existing plans, measurements, building services and constraints on changes.

Discuss your brief

Light and Proportion

Interior: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.

An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.

Workspace Study

Interior: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.

An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.

Living Space Logic

Interior: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.

An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.