Hotel interior design in Yorkshire
Comfort, character and consistency
Guest bedrooms
Rooms that have to feel special on the first night and still work on the hundredth. Deep headboards, layered cushions and a colour story that carries through the whole floor.
Bathrooms & ensuites
Roll-top baths, marble and warm brass. Small rooms where the finish has to stand up to daily use without losing any of the drama.
Lounges & sitting rooms
The shared spaces guests actually linger in — fireside seating, tartan underfoot and plenty of places to put a drink down.
The finishing touches
Curtain headings, lampshades, throws and glassware. The details that turn a well-built room into somewhere people want to stay.
"Worked with Pip, on a refurbishment/extension of a historic property. Excellent finish, great communication and ideas throughout. Pip managed and coordinated a series of interior trades and was always available to review matters."
Ready to elevate your guest experience?
Hotels — common questions
Do you work directly with hotel owners/operators, or only through contractors?
I work directly with hotel owners and operators, and I’m equally happy collaborating alongside your existing contractors, architects or management company — whichever suits how your business runs.
Can you manage a multi-room or whole-hotel refurbishment?
Yes. I regularly plan and project-manage multi-room and whole-hotel refurbishments, phasing the work to minimise disruption to guests and ongoing bookings.
Do you have experience with independent and boutique hotels specifically?
Independent and boutique hotels are a large part of my work. I design spaces with real character that support your brand, rather than a generic chain look.