White staircase with timber treads, brass pendant lights and framed artwork

About

A studio built around attention.

Small by choice, close to the work — from the first measured survey to the final styling pass.

Studio introduction

Considered interiors, delivered end to end.

Aureline Interiors is an interior design and home renovation studio working across homes, apartments, workplaces and hospitality spaces. We are a small team of designers who prefer to know every project thoroughly rather than skim the surface of many.

Our work is contemporary but never cold: warm palettes, honest materials, bespoke joinery where it counts, and lighting designed as carefully as the furniture. We draw, specify, source and style — and we stay involved until the last piece is in place.

Renovation is half of what we do. Working alongside contractors, makers and suppliers, we translate drawings into built rooms and check the details on site so the finished space matches the intent.

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Design philosophy

Rooms should serve the life inside them.

“Good interior design is not the furniture you notice first — it is the room that keeps working quietly for years.”

Listen before drawing

Every scheme starts with how you live, work and move through a day — never with a look we have been wanting to try. The brief is built from your routines.

Materials that age well

We specify stone, timber, textile and paint for how they behave over a decade, not how they photograph on the first morning.

Calm over spectacle

One confident move beats five loud ones. Restraint, proportion and light are what keep a room feeling considered for years.

Our approach

How we think about a space

Four habits that shape every project, whether it is a studio flat or a full commercial floor.

Dining and living space with a timber table, translucent chairs and grey cabinetry
  1. Start with the plan

    Before finishes and before furniture: circulation, sightlines, storage and daylight. A good plan makes everything that follows easier and cheaper to resolve.

  2. Design in layers

    Architecture, joinery, lighting, furniture, textiles and art — each layer resolved before the next begins, so nothing competes and nothing clashes.

  3. Detail the everyday

    The places your hand lands: handles, switches, skirtings, reveals. Small decisions are what decide how a room feels to live with, month after month.

  4. Stay close to the build

    We review the work on site throughout construction, because a drawing is only ever as good as the tolerance it gets built to.

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Like the way we think?

Book a consultation and bring us your plans, your photos or simply the room that is not working yet.