How it Works

• Tell me about your room

  Once you’ve booked, I’ll send you a questionnaire along with a simple guide to the photographs, video and measurements I’ll need. This is your chance to tell me how you use the room, what’s bothering you about it, what needs to stay and what you’d like to change.

• A quick chat

  We’ll have a brief call so I can clarify anything from your questionnaire and make sure I’ve properly understood the room and what you’re hoping to achieve.

• I get to work

  I’ll spend some time considering the room as a whole and put together my recommendations - what’s working, what isn’t and what I would change.

• Your Room Review arrives

  You’ll receive your personalised Room Review as a PDF, with my thoughts on the room, the changes I think would make the biggest difference and the areas I think you should prioritise. I’ll also point you towards some of the shops, makers and sources I’d look at myself for the pieces your room may need.

  I’ll send this ahead of our final consultation so you have time to read through it and gather your thoughts.

• We talk it through

  We’ll finish with a call of up to 45 minutes. I’ll talk you through my thinking, explain the why behind my recommendations and answer any questions you have about putting the changes into practice.

What You’ll Receive

Following my review of your room, you’ll receive a personalised PDF setting out my thoughts and recommendations.

Depending on the space, this might include advice around furniture placement, scale and proportion, lighting, rugs and soft furnishings, colour, artwork and styling accessories, along with what I would keep, move, remove or add. I’ll also highlight the changes I think you should prioritise, so you have a clear idea of where to start.

Where useful, I’ll include visual references to help illustrate the type, scale, material or style of piece I think would work and you’ll also receive a list of shops, makers and other sources I’d recommend exploring for the types of pieces we’ve discussed - giving you a useful starting point for any new purchases you’d like to make.

A note on Sourcing

My approach to interiors has always been to find the right piece rather than simply the easiest one to buy. In Singapore, I often source furniture, lighting and accessories from overseas, independent makers and specialist retailers, and generally prefer fewer, better pieces that give a home some individuality.

For that reason, The Room Review doesn’t include a shopping list of specific products. Instead, I’ll give you clear direction on what I think you should be looking for - including style, size material and other details where relevant.

If you’d like my help sourcing particular pieces following your Room Review, we can discuss this separately. I’ll ask about budget and whether you’re happy to consider buying from overseas - including the additional shipping costs this can involve - before taking on any sourcing.