We're a commercial interior design studio and hospitality designer — we design bars, restaurants, cafes, pubs, hotels, brand activations, student unions, visitor centres, and distillery experiences. If it trades, hosts, or sells, we've probably designed one. The common thread is commercial performance: every project is designed around revenue, footfall, and operations, not just aesthetics. We handle everything from a single bar fit out in Edinburgh to multi-site restaurant fit outs across Scotland.

Yes. Restaurant design is core to what we do — we've designed restaurants in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and across Scotland. Our restaurant interior design approach is the same as all our hospitality work: the brief starts with commercial targets, the design is built around service flow and operations, and we deliver on site through fit out and snagging. Whether it's a single-venue restaurant design in Edinburgh or a multi-site restaurant fit out across Scotland, we bring the same commercial interior design rigour.

It depends on the scope, but we work to a capex sheet on every project and design to the budget from day one. A single-venue bar or restaurant fit out is a different conversation to a multi-site rollout or a university campus. A bar or cafe fit out in Edinburgh might start from £80k, while a student union or visitor centre project could be £500k-2M+. We'll tell you early if the brief and the budget don't match — no surprises at tender.

A single-venue bar or restaurant is typically 12–16 weeks from briefing to opening. A cafe fit out or pub interior design project follows a similar timeline. Brand activations can be faster — we've delivered in as little as 4 weeks. Larger projects like student unions or visitor centres run longer depending on stakeholder sign-off and procurement. We'll give you a realistic programme at the start.

Yes. Cafe design, cafe interior design, pub design, and pub interior design all follow the same principles as our bar and restaurant work — commercial thinking, operational design, and hospitality branding as standard. Whether you're opening a cafe in Edinburgh, fitting out a pub in Glasgow, or redesigning a cafe in Scotland, we bring the same approach.

Edinburgh is home, but our hospitality interior design work covers Glasgow, the Highlands, the central belt, and further afield across the UK. We've designed bars in Glasgow, restaurants in Edinburgh, student unions in Strathclyde, and brand activations from Scotland to London.

As a hospitality designer and commercial interior design studio in Edinburgh, we understand the local planning context, Scottish licensing requirements, and the supplier landscape. For bar design Glasgow or restaurant design Glasgow clients, we bring the same rigour, we just need a decent train connection and a site visit.

Whether the project is a bar interior design in Edinburgh, a restaurant fit out in Glasgow, a cafe design in Scotland, a pub interior design anywhere in the UK, or a distillery visitor centre in the Highlands, the approach is the same: understand the business, design for commercial performance, deliver on site.

We work across Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Scotland, from city centre venues to remote Highland sites. The logistics change; the commercial interior design rigour doesn't.

We think like operators. The brief starts with commercial targets — covers, spend per head, dwell time — not mood boards. The design is tested against how the space actually runs, and we stay on site through build and snagging. Most interior designers can make a room look good. A commercial interior designer designs the whole system — brand, layout, service flow, lighting, acoustics, and durability — so the space works as a business. That's what we do.