Selected projects
A small portfolio of houses, workrooms, and public interiors where material, light, and human ritual set the brief.
Residential study
A stone house revised around shuttered daylight, old timber, and a library wall that gathers the daily life of the room. Natalie kept the plan quiet, using thresholds, concealed storage, and limewashed surfaces to let the original shell breathe.
Creative workspace
A northern workroom for a maker who needed clarity without sterility. The studio combines a long oak table, open sample storage, linen pinboards, and a gentle lamp glow that lets the room move from drawing to review without changing mood.
Private interior
A pale apartment edited into a softer rhythm. Natalie kept the bones spare and built a continuous storage spine that lets books, coats, kitchen objects, and small tools disappear when the room needs calm.
Gallery room
A restrained gallery room for small objects with a demanding presence. Plinths, steel shelves, and concealed light create a measured pace so visitors can move slowly from one piece to the next.