Spaces with soul: hotels & homes
Atelier Be is a boutique design consultancy specialising in spaces that are not only beautiful in photographs, but deeply resonant in experience. These are places people instinctively want to return to - again and again.
Rooted in architectural design, interior sensibility, and creative strategy, shaping spaces people love to be in - spaces that feel like they were always meant to be. From boutique hotels to private homes, every project begins with the intent to add lasting value.
With a focus on concept design, brief creation, and interior consultancy - underpinned by strategic storytelling, Atelier Be blends commercial insight with sensory design, firmly rooted in an understanding of the commercial realities of hospitality and of family life - creating timeless spaces that inspire and deliver lasting value.
Detail & Sensory Design
Adding value through thoughtful design.
From materials to lighting, furniture to flow - refining elements which elevate a space from good to unforgettable. Carefully considering the wider context, right down to the details, working with senses and stories to create deep emotional resonance and experiences that feel meant to be.
Spaces to relax into, fall in love with, and return to.
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Bespoke Hospitality Solutions
Strategic design for experiences that drive loyalty and growth.
I help boutique hotels, country estates, and wellness retreats turn beautiful design into lasting emotional and commercial value - streamlining the brief from the outset, shaping guest journeys, refining the offer, and aligning each space with the brand and business goals.
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Architectural & Concept Design
Setting the vision.
Creative direction from first concept to final detail — establishing the unique essence of a project through look, feel, flow, and function.
By bridging the gap between architectural process and client experience, I help shape spaces with emotional clarity — collaborating with your architect to carry the vision through.
