The Grand Tour – Full Scope Design

An immersive design journey for homes seeking story, soul and global attitude.

Inspired by the art of slow travel, The Grand Tour is my most expansive way of working—made for whole-home and multi-room projects where every decision needs to connect.

We’ll shape your home layer by layer—from layout and materials through to furniture, lighting and final styling direction—so it feels cohesive, personal, and deeply liveable (never showroom-perfect).

Person working on silver laptop at a beige desk, with a white mouse, glass of water, beige cup, and a white lamp, in front of cream and brown curtains.

Best For:

  • Whole-home or multi-room projects

  • Renovations, extensions or new builds

  • Heritage homes or architecturally interesting spaces

  • Clients who want one cohesive story across the home (not rooms that don’t speak to each other)
    Not sure if The Grand Tour is the right fit? Book a 20-Minute Align + Define call first. Our conversation will tell us quickly—scope, priorities, budget, and the smartest next step.

What You Receive

Every Grand Tour project is custom, but may include:

  • Design Discovery Questionnaire

  • 90–120 minute in-home consultation (or video consult, if online)

  • Concept + creative direction for the home

  • Layout guidance + key spatial decisions

  • Materials, furniture and lighting selections

  • 2D/3D visuals (project dependent)

  • A documented sourcing plan (specs, links, quantities + where-to-buy)

  • Structured feedback windows and refinement rounds (agreed upfront)

Outcome: a cohesive home plan—with decisions held, documented, and ready to implement.

Important: Trade liaison may be included for design clarification and specification. Ongoing trade coordination and project management are not included unless specifically scoped and quoted in your fixed-fee proposal.


The Interior Design Service Fee is confirmed after the Discovery Call or In-Person Session. You’ll receive a tailored fixed-fee proposal based on project scope, and the level of support required.

How The Grand Tour Works

1. Discovery Call + Discovery Session Prep Questionnaire (paid, 60 minutes)
You complete a detailed questionnaire prior to our working session to clarify scope, priorities, timing and budget—then confirm the smartest way to proceed.

2. Custom Proposal
You’ll receive a tailored proposal outlining scope, inclusions, fees and an indicative timeline. Once approved and the initial payment is made, your project is booked.

3. Project Kick-Off Consultation
We schedule your project kick-off consultation, meeting in your home (or online) to walk the space, refine priorities, and align on creative direction.

4. Design in Motion
Your design unfolds in clear phases—concepts, layouts, materials, furniture and styling—supported by structured presentations and feedback windows.

5. Implementation + Support
You receive the documentation and guidance to bring the design to life, with optional implementation support available if required.

A cozy bedroom with a made bed that has beige pillows and textured blankets. There is a wooden bench at the foot of the bed with a vase of white flowers and some books. A potted plant and a table lamp are beside the bed, and sheer curtains cover the window, allowing natural light to fill the room.

FAQs

Ready to begin?

If you’re planning a renovation, a multi-room refresh, or a whole-home reset, complete the Enquiry Form as the smartest first step. From there, I’ll be in touch to schedule a Discovery Call.

NOTE: All Grand Tour projects start with a 60-minute Discovery Call ($350).
If you proceed with the project within 14 days of the quoted proposal fee being issued, the cost of the Call is credited toward your overall project investment.

A collage of dining room decor elements including pottery, glassware, artwork, wall hangings, and furniture in neutral tones with a 'Dining Nook' text overlay.
A cozy dining with a round white concrete table, floral couch with pastel cushions, a wooden stool, a wicker chair, a large potted plant, a colorful abstract painting, a white feather chandelier, and a sliding glass door with white curtains.
A minimalist pantry with light wood cabinetry, open wooden shelves with jars and bowls, a small sink with a brass faucet, and a potted plant with a decorative lampshade on the left. Framed floral art hangs above the shelves.
Decorative home decor items including framed artwork, a ceramic vase with straw hat, wooden bowls, a basket, textiles, a potted plant, a sink, and a chalkboard sign that says 'Pantry' arranged on shelves and surfaces.