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Studio Sturt | Interior Designer | West Sussex Surrey Hampshire

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✨Cosy, colourful & characterful English interiors
🔨Renovation & remodel design services
📍West Sussex, Hampshire & Surrey
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“Which service is right for me and my project?”

This is determined by a number of factors including the level of investment, the time you have available, the level of detail you need, or how much you want to do yourself.

My key services cater to different people and projects, all delivered with the same expertise and level of care.

- Early Project Support
- Single Room Design
- Full service Design

Swipe through to discover more.

Each service will be delivered with the same thoughtful and personalised approach to create homes that feel and function as good as they look.

Early Project Support

Best for you if:
- Your project hasn’t begun
- You want to get the layout, lighting and storage right before other decisions are made
- You have architect plans but want help with the interior layout

Single Room Design

Best for you if:
- You want a considered and cohesive room scheme designed around the way you want to use and feel in your space
- You want materials, finishes and furniture that work for your budget and lifestyle
- You don’t need the granular details designed for you
- You want to implement the design yourself, buying products and booking in trades when it’s right for you

Full Service Design

Best for you if:
- You are undertaking a multi-room renovation or full house project
- You are looking for a full design service with all the details taken care of, including procurement and project coordination
- You want a cohesive and considered home without having to manage all the decisions and details yourself
- You are seeking guidance in both the technical and creative aspects of your project

If this is you, let’s talk.

Want more info?

DM ‘info please’ or visit my website for find out more.

Get in touch

Send an enquiry or book a call through the links in my bio. taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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Welcome to another Kitchen Table Conversation 💬 where we pull up a chair with Interior Designers to chat about their inspiration, design process and the thinking behind the spaces they create, plus those all important tips for anyone renovating or decorating their home! Interviewed by the brilliant @pip.rich ✨

Today we have Rosy of @studiosturt sharing her top tips for people renovating their homes and the way she works with pattern to achieve a beautifully layered scheme. 😍

Thank you for joining us @studiosturt 🙌🙌 by @studiosturt

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As the nights draw in, we’re all dreaming of cosy rooms to snuggle up in.

This twin bedroom fits the bill. Layered with texture and wrapped in a warming terracotta, it’s the perfect place for guests to retreat to.

Design @studiosturt
Photography @juliatomsphotography taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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Have you ever wondered why some rooms feel cosy and warm whilst others feel cold and clinical? It is quite often the temperature of the light. It can completely change the feel of a room and how colours look and is a really quick fix - you just need to buy the right bulb.

As you can see, warmer light makes the terracotta more vibrant and the blue reads more green. The cooler light makes the terracotta look flatter and takes out some of the warmth while the blue looks more icy.

The paint swatch was in exactly the same location and filmed at the same time, I just changed the temperature of the light on it for demonstration purposes!

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If you’ve just landed here, I’m Rosy - an English interior designer based in West Sussex that loves colour, pattern and British design. ✨ Follow along for more like this. taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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It’s been a really busy and exciting time with various events and action on projects ramping up.

Here’s some BTS and highlights of this week including:
- A great visit to London Design Social @thedesignsocialpopup seeing many of my favourite fabric and wallpaper designers alongside some new discoveries and a brilliant talk.

- A Pimlico Rd potter, including a a good look at the yet to be released lighting from @mgandco, sourcing in @fermoie and beautiful antiques.

- Some great project progress, site visits and problem solving with everything from plumbing, plastering and carpentry to paint and tiling happening at different projects.

- A big week for deliveries including lots for a bathroom project soon to kick off.

- And of course, some of the less photogenic but equally important admin. taken in The Pimlico Road by @studiosturt

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I’ve only touched the tip of the iceberg in the video as there are many more types of light within each category and many factors at play when I’m considering what is needed and appropriate for a home.

It’s a really important step in the design process that can determine not only the mood and feel of a room, but also whether it functions as intended. I’ll be talking about this more with some real project examples soon!

For a simple improvement in your own home, consider your 5-7 sources (go back and watch the previous video if you missed it!) and make sure you have a range of the different types of lighting within that.

Save for when you need it and tune in for the next episode all about temperature of light.

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If you’ve just landed here, I’m Rosy - an English interior designer based in West Sussex that loves colour, pattern and British design. ✨ taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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Why is a cloakroom or small WC a perfect place to go bold?

- It’s one of the rooms guests will use the most. It makes it a memorable and enjoyable experience for them.
- You only spend a few minutes at a time in the room, meaning it won’t be overstimulating and you won’t tire of it.
- Many cloakrooms lack natural light or windows so you can lean in to making it a cosy and cocooning space.
- There’s less risk of moisture than in a bathroom, so wallpapers and panelling won’t need extra protection and will last for the long haul.
- The rooms are small so you can splurge on the dream wallpaper or luxurious finishes and take risks you might be nervous to do elsewhere.

Design @studiosturt
📸 @juliatomsphotography by @studiosturt

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17 days ago

Sharing three fabulous fabrics, all 100% linen.

@studio_supple Naka
Earthy toned fabrics, beautifully capturing the heritage and legacy of places around the world.

@studiohumbug Harlequin
Studio Holland’s wonderful designs take on a colourful, contemporary and unique spin on the timeless stripe.

@annikareedstudio Pegasus
Playful and whimsical, Annika’s prints are hand-drawn and then produced using a unique woodblock printing style.

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If you’ve just landed here, I’m Rosy - an English interior designer based in West Sussex that loves colour, pattern and British design. ✨ taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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The number of light sources in a room is not a hard and fast rule - it will depend on all sorts of factors such as the room’s use and size; however, it’s a good guide which I use as a starting point when planning a layered lighting scheme. 💡

A room with only 1 or 2 light sources won’t give the same feel and ambience as one with more. And the more options there are, the more flexibility there is in making sure the room works for the different activities taking place, times of day (or year) and the desired mood.

Save this as a reminder and come back for part 2, where I’ll be talking about the different types of lighting within a room.

If you’ve just landed here, I’m Rosy - an English interior designer based in West Sussex. I create cosy, colourful and characterful homes that feel and function as good as they look. ✨ taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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Part two of sharing interiors collections, products and discoveries that I love and I think you’ll love too.

This one is made up of some amazing collaborations and new collections from British brands that I love and use.

Featuring:
@capietra x @sanderson1860
@houseofhackney x @axminstercarpets
@birdiefortescue

Save for later, and follow along to make sure you don’t miss the next one.

Let me know if any pieces caught your eye and how you’d like to use them in your home.

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If you’ve just landed here, I’m Rosy - an English interior designer based in West Sussex. I create cosy, colourful and characterful homes that feel and function as good as they look. ✨ taken in Chichester, West Sussex by @studiosturt

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