My Story
Drawing on a passion for period properties, art and design, I love blending colours, styles and eras to craft genuinely unique spaces that feel fresh and harmonious.
My style of working is friendly and collaborative. I guide towards sustainable choices, creating spaces that are functional and long lasting, prioritising high-quality and ecological materials, layering in antique furnishings and avoiding waste where possible. Respecting your building’s essence is integral to my approach; I offer guidance that fits your needs while celebrating its unique character and heritage.
Whether it is helping build a dream home, a holiday cottage that’s booked out year round or a welcoming space for customers, I work to achieve a lived in feel with elements of fun. Discovering the perfect balance for each project and client is the best part of my work.
I trained at KLC School of Design (HE Diploma Applied Interior Design) I am an associate member of the British Institute of Interior Design and a member of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB).
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★★★★★ 5/5
"We had never used an interior designer before and I wasn’t entirely sure we needed one. However, having seen everything that Gemma has added to our project, I would now always recommend people consider using an interior designer when undertaking a building project of any substance."
Eleanor Heck
★★★★★ 5/5
"Gemma has been a wonderful help in the renovation of my central Bath apartment. The Georgian features of the apartment dictated somewhat the style the apartment needed. It was quite daunting for me, as I wasn’t used to this period and so I approached Gemma to help."
Victoria Gage
★★★★★ 5/5
"Working with Gemma on this project helped take the stress out of this large renovation and got me to view the house as a whole rather than looking at one thing at a time. Everything was really clear and organised which helped a lot with the builders. Gemma had great ideas and a lot of creative solutions which really helped me get the most out of my budget."
Alex Holbourne
