Interior architecture
Arrange volumes, circulation and light around the way a space is used. Consider the place as a whole.
Studio / Zekhnini Interior
We start with the way a space is used: gathering, working, cooking or resting. Plans and materials then help refine the choices.

Concept study
Our perspective
We study circulation, storage needs and the available light. These observations guide furniture placement and the first material choices.
The selected portfolio studies show different responses to these questions. They present design proposals ahead of any construction.
Our disciplines
Arrange volumes, circulation and light around the way a space is used. Consider the place as a whole.
Bring textures, tones and finishes into a coherent palette. Find a thoughtful dialogue between surfaces.
Design pieces whose proportions and purpose respond to their setting, from integrated joinery to a distinctive object.
Make an intention tangible through plans, images and models. Explore ideas before refining them.
An approach in four steps
Discuss how the space is used, what matters and what needs to be considered.
Study volumes, light and initial material directions.
Develop the layout, proportions, furniture and details.
Bring plans, palettes and visualisations together to communicate the proposal clearly.
An idea in mind?