

WOOLF creates highly individual interiors for prime residences, country estates, London townhouses and boutique hotels. Working with the architectural history and character of each building, we bring together colour, textiles, furniture, art, antiques and craftsmanship to create interiors with their own personality - shaped by their setting and our clients’ individual aesthetic.

Every project starts with a conversation. Our complimentary initial consultation allows us to understand your property, ambitions and what you would like the design process to achieve. We consider the scope alongside budget, programme, planning, procurement and phasing, as well as existing architecture, furniture, art or collections that might form part of the finished interior. WOOLF then prepares a tailored proposal establishing the recommended scope of services, design stages, fee structure and anticipated programme.
No two WOOLF interiors are designed to look the same. We explore the personality of each project through its architecture, setting and history, using conversation, imagery, material references and initial concepts to establish the creative direction and atmosphere. For private residences, we consider how our clients live, entertain and use their home. For hospitality projects, we explore the property’s story, brand positioning and guest experience, creating a clear design narrative to guide everything that follows.


With the creative direction and budget parameters established, individual room schemes and their relationships are developed in detail. Layouts consider furniture, kitchens, bathrooms, lighting and the practical use of each space, alongside colour, materials, flooring, wall finishes, and fabrics. WOOLF develops the drawings, schedules, specifications and design information required by contractors, suppliers and specialist makers, bringing architectural and decorative decisions together into one considered interior scheme.
Drawing upon our extensive supplier directory, WOOLF sources and selects the materials, finishes, furniture, lighting and decorative elements that give each interior its individual character. Our expertise extends to the design of bespoke furniture and joinery, tailored to the individual scheme. For period and listed properties, each selection responds to the age, proportions and architectural character of the building. Detailed specifications, schedules and samples bring the scheme together as a coordinated and costed interior, ready for procurement.


Our designers work alongside contractors, consultants, specialist makers, suppliers and craftspeople to bring the many elements of the interior together. Individual FF&E schemes combine contemporary and bespoke furniture with antiques, vintage pieces, decorative lighting, textiles, window treatments, artwork and accessories. WOOLF's procurement team manages the ordering and coordination of approved FF&E, giving clients visibility over purchasing, budget and delivery while maintaining the quality and integrity of the overall design.
The final stage brings the complete interior to life. WOOLF coordinates FF&E installation alongside final construction and decorative snagging. Furniture, artwork, objects and collections are carefully positioned and styled, adding character and personality to each space.
For residential clients, the result is a personal and comfortable home, considered in every detail and ready to be lived in. For boutique hotels, attention is given to the details that shape the guest experience across bedrooms, suites and shared spaces, reflecting the character of the property.

WOOLF designs interiors for exceptional private properties, from London townhouses and villas to country houses, manor houses and substantial rural estates.
We have particular expertise in listed and historic buildings, creating interiors that respond to the architecture, history and setting of the property as well as the personality, lifestyle and collections of our clients.
Rather than applying a fixed aesthetic, each project develops its own character - creating homes with individuality, longevity and a sense of belonging.
WOOLF designs high-end boutique hotels, country house hotels, serviced residences and private members' clubs for independent operators and hotel groups.
From guest bedrooms and suites to restaurants, bars, lounges and reception spaces, we consider the complete guest experience while developing an individual narrative for each property.
Our experience with historic buildings is particularly relevant to hospitality projects where architecture, heritage, brand and contemporary requirements need to work together.
Interior design determines how a space looks and feels; interior architecture considers how it is structured, configured and functions.
Interior design encompasses materials, colour, furniture, lighting, textiles, art, FF&E and decorative detail, while interior architecture addresses spatial planning, architectural detailing and the technical elements of the interior.
WOOLF provides both as an integrated service, or interior design independently where significant architectural or structural change is not required.
From our studios in London and Bath, WOOLF works with private and hospitality clients across London, the Cotswolds, West Country and South West of England, as well as elsewhere in the UK and internationally.
Our experience is particularly relevant to the period townhouses, country houses, manor houses, estates and historic hotels found across these regions.
Whether you are reimagining a London townhouse, restoring a country estate or creating a luxury boutique hotel, every WOOLF interior begins with understanding the property and the people who will experience it.
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