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Studio corridor with backlit window screens, a lit lattice wall and patterned carpet

Exclusive interior finishing and custom features

Sculpted stairs, textured finishes, suspended installations and timber feature walls, drawn for one project and built by one team.

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  • Approved on real samples

    You approve the actual texture, colour and light on physical samples and mock-ups before production starts.

  • One team across trades

    Where light, joinery and gold details meet in one piece, one team runs it from first sample to installation.

  • Precise repeating geometry

    Timber parts can be machined in our own CNC workshop, so errors do not add up across repeating slats or cells.

Gallery

  • Faceted panel wall with LED outlines under the curved staircase, a crystal curtain beside it
  • Curtain of mirror tiles in front of the white staircase and lit lattice
  • Showroom interior in London: seating island with cushions on an LED-lit plinth and artificial turf
  • Showroom in London: timber seating islands, chairs and a glazed office wall
  • Showroom in London during the fit-out: stage with a slatted timber wall before the floor finish
  • Office reception in Bulgaria: brass-trimmed desk and slatted timber wall
  • Office kitchen in Bulgaria: blue cabinetry, open shelving and a terrazzo-pattern wall
  • Feature wall in Bulgaria: rows of tennis balls on brass pins

Sculpted and textured surfaces

In the live-casino studio on our site, two sweeping white staircases rise to a gallery. The lowest landing has wave-shaped step edges and a free-standing classical column, all in a textured, stone-look white finish.

On the gallery level, layered wave-shaped bands conceal light between them. Texture and colour are agreed on samples first, so the finish on site matches what you approved.

Suspended and reflective installations

In the same studio, curtains of mirror-finish pendants hang from gold ceiling rings around the tables, mirror strands form full-height backdrops behind the dealers, and crystal drops hang at staggered heights across the gallery.

Suspended elements need fixing points in the ceiling and a hanging plan for heights and spacing. We prepare both before installation begins.

Timber walls, ceilings and upholstered panels

In a glazed office lounge we built a timber honeycomb ceiling, and an atrium wall of staggered planks carries light slots and planted pockets.

In one studio room, upholstered panels have light lines in the joints. Panel sizes, joint widths and the light are designed together, because the line reads cleanly only when joints are even.

Samples, mock-ups and installation

Each project starts with a brief and a site survey. We prepare samples of finishes and, where a detail is new, a mock-up, so decisions are made on physical pieces before production.

Manufacture follows, in our own workshop where the part suits it, then installation in a sequence agreed with the other trades. Built-in light is programmed and checked before handover.

Key facts

Team experience
More than ten years in interior finishing and exclusive design
Complexity
Any, including restoration and reconstruction
Completed features
Sculpted stairs, classical column, wave-band walls, mirror and crystal installations, timber honeycomb ceiling, slat and plank walls with light
Workshop
Own CNC woodworking workshop, 1500 × 3000 mm, ±0.1 mm
Geography
Latvia and abroad, including installations in London

FAQ

Do you only work on casino interiors?
No. Alongside casino studios we have finished office interiors and an atrium, including a timber honeycomb ceiling in a glazed office lounge and a staggered timber-plank wall with light slots and planted pockets.
Can you restore or reconstruct an existing interior?
Yes. We take on work of any complexity, including restoration and reconstruction. The survey comes first, so we know what can be kept and what has to be rebuilt before the design is fixed.
Can we see samples before work starts?
Yes. Samples of finishes, and mock-ups where a detail is new, are part of design development. You approve the physical samples before production starts.
Do you make the custom elements yourselves?
Timber and board components can be machined in our own CNC workshop. For other materials we tell you at the design stage which parts we make and which we source, and we install both as part of the finishing works.

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