The project entailed the reorganisation of the changing facilities and lounge bar restaurant and members bar, to create a space that can accommodate both “day to day” and Captains day. The style, which had to appeal to both junior and senior members, is classic contemporary. Clean lines, but with familiar finishes. Leather, stone and hardwood punctuated with some contemporary fabrics, modern lighting and of course a crisp clean setting for the essential trophies and club photographs.

Ida remodelled, refurbished and extended this long established hotel. The entrance now features a stone ramp, revolving glass door and roof terrace which gives the hotel entrance a real presence.  The bar and restaurant have been given a warm but contemporary feel, and an intelligent lighting system allows the bar and restaurant to take on a completely different persona for weekend trade and al the rooms have been completely refitted with walnut joinery, pale wool floor coverings, leather and silks.

Feature “woven hardwood” doors create a dramatic entrance to Lemongrass. The palette of natural materials including polished stone, Ebony hardwood, pebble walls, glass and leather panelling creates a thoroughly Asian feel delivered in a fresh contemporary way. Circular booths with backlit sheers and seating divided by angled full height leather clad screens provide interest and create semi private spaces with the airy open plan space.

Arc is the feature restaurant in Belfast’s landmark Waterfront Hall. The brasserie is situated on the ground floor behind a curved fully glazed façade overlooking the river Lagan. The layout follows the buildings elegant curves and the open plan space is punctuated with hardwood and mirror screens to create more intimate areas. A long stone and hardwood bar serves both the formal dining space and the relaxed café with its curvy Italian sofa seating.

Dananos features a full glass curtain wall façade softened with translucent silk sheers, that showcases a contemporary interior, of stone, crisply detailed pale oak timber panelling and textured ceramics. Custom made furniture and stone topped tables highlighted with bespoke purple pendant lamps surround the focal point of the restaurant, a custom built wood burning clay Pizza oven.

We opened up this Georgian terrace internally while maintaining and enhancing the listed façade. Internally the spaces now flow, form the open theatre kitchen to the basement cocktail bar and the private ist floor dining rooms. Creamy Limestone floors contrast with dark Wenge timber detailing and leather and suede fabrics soften the zinc-panelled bar. Bar counters are finished in green Cumbrian slate and skilfully chosen Asian antiques animate the soft white interior.

A fabulous glass fronted restaurant overlooking the Liffey in horse country in Kildare. There’s a timber deck sitting right over the river for alfresco eating and we’ve even illuminated the ancient stone bridge. All furniture fixtures and fittings are bespoke and use the finest materials, but with great care and restraint. This is pure luxury combined with timeless design to create a classic fine dining experience.