Accouter Launches New Interior Design Service to Surrey Residents
Sep 13, 2022
Accouter, a luxury interior design team based in London, has recently announced the expansion of its high-end design services to Surrey residents and property owners.
London,United Kingdom - September 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —
To help clients bring their dream home to life, Accouter, a multi-award-winning interior design and architecture studio, has launched its bespoke one-on-one interior design services in Surrey.
Having an ever-expanding talent pool of super-prime interior designers, Accouter claims it can transform the interior architecture of a space into a unique and timeless environment.
The company highlights that its design service in Surrey includes new build development as well as renovation and refurbishment of a wide array of properties and homes—from family homes and contemporary apartments to stunning period buildings.
As a full-service interior design studio, Accouter takes care of each stage of the design process, from concept to completion. Its comprehensive five-step offering includes luxury turn-key service—the interior design and procurement teams at Accouter closely monitor and manage each process within a project—from the first point of contact all the way through to handing over the keys.
The team responds to each design project with a personalised approach taking into account the design integrity of each home. The aim is to create an exquisite interior for a residential property that suits the ebb and flow of a client’s day-to-day life.
Accouter’s interior design projects are planned in close coordination with the in-house architectural design, artisans, FF&E, interior architecture, lighting, and landscaping design teams. The result is a harmonious aesthetic turning into seamlessly executed, highly-functional Surrey homes.
Accouter adds that its dedicated design team collaborates with clients throughout the process to understand their requirements while expertly transitioning homes into innovative spaces, with their signature unique details enhancing the appearance.
To help Surrey clients create a true sense of place that reflects their lifestyles, personalities, and preferences, the expert designers carefully develop the concept and get the floor plans and architectural layout done just right.
In addition, Accouter’s dedicated art specialists collaborate with international galleries, industry-recognised design-makers, and auction houses to collect and curate art pieces that tell stories and complement the design.
To quote Stella Gittins, co-founder and group director at Accouter, “Our designers strive to exceed the expectations of our clients. We work with trendsetters and industry leaders who set the benchmark for luxury living.”
Founded in 2012, Accouter is a British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) registered business with a SBID-accredited Senior Interior Design team. It offers luxury interior design, architecture, and project management services to high-profile individuals and developer companies around the world. As part of AGC design collective and a member of Walpole, Accouter plays a critical role in making the luxury industry more sustainable and diverse.
To learn more about Accouter, please visit https://accouterdesign.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Lucy Day-Shanks
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Organization: Accouter
Address: 37-41 Mortimer Street, London, England W1T 3JH, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-3651-3325
Website: https://accouterdesign.com/
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