Inclusive & Collaborative

Projects

 On complex residential projects where accessibility and lived experience require careful integration, I collaborate with occupational therapists and specialist consultants to ensure design decisions support dignity, independence, and sensory comfort without aesthetic compromise.

In adapted homes, the relationship between interior design and lived experience becomes even more critical. For individuals with varying needs and abilities, the home must do more than function — it must provide comfort, clarity, and confidence in daily life.

Nature-led design plays a vital role in this. By thoughtfully integrating natural materials, balanced colour, controlled pattern, and considered lighting, we create environments that support wellbeing while remaining deeply personal.

Sensory comfort is approached intentionally. Areas designed for rest and retreat may adopt a low-sensory palette to promote calm, while social spaces can introduce mid-level sensory richness to support interaction and energy.

Each project is carefully calibrated to the individual — balancing accessibility, aesthetic integrity, and long-term liveability.

If you are planning a comprehensive residential project that requires thoughtful inclusive integration, I would welcome a conversation.

Working in Collaboration

Inclusive residential projects benefit from early coordination between interior design, occupational therapy, architecture, and construction.

I work alongside occupational therapists, architects, and contractors to ensure that accessibility requirements are integrated seamlessly within the broader architectural and material vision of the home.

This collaborative approach avoids compromise and ensures that inclusive solutions feel intentional rather than retrofitted.

Inclusive design works best when considered early. If you are embarking on a whole-home transformation and value a collaborative, nature-led approach, let’s discuss your project.