Reference gallery

Visual reference & inspiration.

Q: Can I use these images to brief my designer?

Yes — that is what the gallery is for. Tap Save on anything you like and it is kept in My boards on this device. Bring the board to your consultation or send it to us from that page.

Rooms, details and moods to react to. Filter by room and style, open any image larger, and save the ones that feel right — they collect in My boards on this device.

24 images

Emerald velvet sofa against a pale wall on light oak flooring — **Emerald velvet sofa**Living Room · Minimal

Dark bathroom with a freestanding white bathtub, black vanity and frosted glass partition — **Charcoal bathroom**Bathroom · Contemporary

Bright living room with beige sofas, teal cushions and tall windows — **Light-filled living room**Living Room · Contemporary

White button-tufted armchair with turned legs against a pale wall — **Tufted armchair**Living Room · Classic

Office breakout area with teal and white lounge chairs, an arched floor lamp and glazed partitions — **Office breakout lounge**Office · Contemporary

Formal living room with a coffered ceiling, built-in shelves and a fireplace wall — **Coffered-ceiling living room**Living Room · Classic

White modular kitchen with island seating, a timber hood and glass pendant lights — **White island kitchen**Kitchen · Classic

Double-height lounge with sculptural chairs, a dark timber stair and tall glazing — **Double-height lounge**Living Room · Contemporary

Bedroom with charcoal walls, a channel-tufted white bed, brass chandelier and fur stools — **Charcoal bedroom**Bedroom · Contemporary

Double-height office with black steel glazing, a polished concrete floor and a long timber table — **Steel-and-concrete workspace**Office · Contemporary

Warm modern kitchen and dining area in timber and stone — **Warm kitchen and dining**Kitchen · Warm

Mustard yellow armchair and brass floor lamp beside a dark doorway — **Mustard reading corner**Living Room · Minimal

Layered bedroom with sage linen, a gallery wall, trailing plants and a rattan pendant — **Layered bedroom**Bedroom · Warm

Dining area under a dark veneer ceiling panel with a single pendant and maroon chairs — **Veneer-ceiling dining**Dining · Contemporary

Sunlit living room with a black-and-white photo grid, leather sofa and white lounge chairs — **Photo-wall living room**Living Room · Warm

Dark timber shelving wall with curated objects and warm lighting — **Dark timber shelving**Living Room · Warm

Bedroom opening onto a terrace through black-framed glass doors, with a black pendant — **Terrace bedroom**Bedroom · Minimal

Living room with a grey sofa, timber drum stools, a woven pouf and framed art — **Soft grey living room**Living Room · Warm

Lit niche shelving with ceramics and tableware — **Lit display niches**Dining · Minimal

Open-plan office with exposed ceiling services and white workstations — **Open-plan office floor**Office · Contemporary

Leather sofa against a textured grey wall with hanging plants — **Leather and texture**Living Room · Contemporary

Bedroom with a grey upholstered headboard, layered linen and warm bedside lamps — **Quiet grey bedroom**Bedroom · Minimal

Open kitchen and bar counter in warm timber — **Timber kitchen bar**Kitchen · Warm

Living room with a glass-railed staircase, textile feature wall and plum armchairs — **Glass-stair living room**Living Room · Classic

Using references well

Collect what you react to, then look for the pattern.

Save freely at first — ten or fifteen images is plenty. Then look at what they share: is it the warmth of the wood, a muted palette, the amount of storage, or simply the light? That pattern is your brief, and it is far more useful to a designer than any single photograph.

Pair what you saved with real finishes from the material library, try palettes in the colour guide, and put it all together on a mood board. When you are ready to talk numbers, the cost calculator gives a realistic starting budget.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these images to brief my designer?

Yes — that is what the gallery is for. Tap Save on anything you like and it is kept in My boards on this device. Bring the board to your consultation or send it to us from that page.

How do I turn saved images into a mood board?

Open the mood board maker, pick images from the gallery and finishes from the material library, add colours and notes, then download it as a PNG or share it on WhatsApp.

Will my home look exactly like a gallery photo?

A reference image shows a mood, a palette or a detail — not a template. Your floor plan, light, budget and the way you live will change the result, which is why we start from your space rather than a picture.

Found a look you love?

Bring your saved images to a consultation — we will show you how it translates to your home and budget.

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Visual reference & inspiration.

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Collect what you react to, then look for the pattern.

Frequently asked questions

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