Studio Artisan
Architecture and interior design from a London studio
About Studio Artisan
Studio Artisan is a London architecture and interior design studio working on private homes, commercial and hospitality projects in the UK and internationally. Its services include architectural and interior design, residential renovation, extensions, building construction and project management. The studio says it has more than 15 years of experience and specialises in listed buildings and conservation areas.
Projects begin with a brief, site review and budget discussion, followed by concepts, layouts, materials and visuals. The team can prepare technical drawings, planning and heritage submissions, appoint contractors and manage construction through handover. It also designs and builds bespoke joinery, including kitchens and dressing rooms, and offers annual property management for London-based projects.
Areas covered
- Notting Hill
- Holland Park
- Kensington
- Knightsbridge
- South Kensington
- Chelsea
- Fulham
- Earls Court
- Putney
- Mayfair
- Marylebone
- Belgravia
Services
Design and planning
- Interior design
- Architectural design
- Planning applications and listed building applications
- Project management
Joinery
- Bespoke joinery design and build
- Dressing rooms
- Vanity units
- Kitchens
- Pantries
- Cinema rooms
- Cabinets
- Display units
Building and project delivery
- Building construction
- Residential renovations
- Extensions
- Turnkey project delivery
Property services
- Annual property management
What their website says about each service
- Builders · mainly as part of larger projects
“We provide a turnkey service, overseeing and coordinating every aspect of the project on the client’s behalf.”
- House Extensions
“We design inspiring structures and spaces that are both stimulating and refined, covering residential subterranean extensions, full renovation projects, and new-build developments.”
- House Renovations
“We specialise in residential renovation projects, often involving interior remodelling and gaining space through planning and extensions.”