Patience Designs

Currently working on tile layouts for our Hampstead Heath project.

It took a bit of time (and a fair amount of maths), but the numbers finally worked.

Swipe to see the practice layout where precision meets patience.

A place for breakfast and everything in between. 

The breakfast bar acts as the central hub of the kitchen, where the day begins and people naturally gather.

We designed a bespoke solid oak waterfall breakfast bar, anchored by a seamless metal leg detail, a piece which visually elongates the space. 

The material choices are carried through the kitchen, echoed in the shelving and accessories, creating a cohesive, considered feel throughout.

A sanctuary, spa like experience.

A bathroom designed to instantly calm, reset, and quietly prepare you for the day ahead. 

Clean lines and considered materials, including Mandarin Stone XL Lumi tiles, create a minimal, contemporary backdrop, paired with a bespoke Corian basin unit for a seamless finish.

The kind of space that makes getting out of bed, even on a cold, gloomy January morning, feel a little easier.

They say better late than never… so here we are.

2025 was a busy one, possibly the busiest yet, but without a doubt a great year for PD.

Scrolling back through my camera roll, I realised there was a clear theme, I need to get better at capturing the good stuff. Most of it is usually filled with samples, measurements, decisions and not nearly enough of the finished result.

Still, it was good fun to look back through the year. A mix of behind the scenes, professional and personal moments, everything that makes the process what it is.

1. Revisiting old projects.
2. Shoot days.
3. Preserving heritage details.
4. Venturing into landscaping.
5. Choices, choices, what is the best neutral.
6. Days off.
7. One of many site progress shots.
8. Will never get bored of that sky.