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Private Interior Design

One client, one home, one governing standard

Private interior design from Sunlit Studio is a direct engagement — the studio working on your house, in your rooms, against your light. It is the same discipline that governs a licensed Sunlit home, applied to a single project rather than a catalogue.

Living room with a smoked oak ceiling and tall glazed doors to the garden

Every image on this page is a Sunlit Studio concept. These are not photographs of houses I have built. Concepts are labeled; photographs, when they appear, will be labeled too. Why I work this way.

The discipline

The same three commitments govern a private engagement as govern a licensed home.

Kitchen in rift oak with a plaster hood and a marble slab backsplash
01

Architectural alignment

Every axis, opening, and sightline aligned to a single unbroken order.

Material study — sage and cream cabinetry, marble, brass fittings and oak
02

Controlled material hierarchy

Cabinetry, stone, metal, and finish specified as one system, not a menu.

Dining room with a tiered alabaster chandelier and a limestone fireplace at night
03

Layered lighting as infrastructure

Light planned into the architecture — ambient, task, and accent — from the start.

How a private engagement runs

Four stages. What sits inside each one is set by your project, not by a package.

  1. 01

    Enquiry

    You tell us the house, the rooms in question, where you are building or living, and what is driving the timeline.

  2. 02

    Scope of work

    We define the rooms, the depth of the engagement, the sequence, and the fee in a written scope of work before any design begins.

  3. 03

    Design

    The rooms are resolved against the discipline above — alignment, material hierarchy, layered light — and reviewed with you as they resolve.

  4. 04

    Handover

    The resolved design intent is handed to the people executing it, in the form the scope of work specifies.

Scope and fee

Priced to the project, not to a package

Private interior design is not sold in tiers. Every engagement differs in the number of rooms, the depth of resolution required, whether the house exists yet, and how the work has to hand off to a builder or an architect.

Scope, deliverables, sequence and fee are therefore defined in a written scope of work for each project, agreed before design begins. Nothing is quoted before the scope is understood.

If you are building new construction rather than working on an existing house, License may be the more direct route, and Build Concierge is the place to start planning it.

Enquire

Tell us about the house

The rooms in question, where the house is, and what is driving your timeline. We will come back to you with the next step.