About
I.D Interiors aim to create interiors that feel quietly confident - spaces shaped by proportion, light, and craftsmanship. Our work balances elegance with ease, drawing on classical principles while remaining unmistakably contemporary. Each project begins with careful listening, allowing the architecture, the setting, and the client’s way of living to guide the narrative. The result is an atmosphere that feels layered and considered rather than decorated, where nothing is superfluous and everything has a sense of purpose.
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Our approach is rooted in materiality and detail. We favour natural textures, charming colour palettes, and bespoke elements that bring individuality and longevity to a space. Antique and modern sit side by side, united by thoughtful composition and a belief that the most compelling interiors reveal themselves over time. Working on any project, I.D Interiors aim to create rooms that are both beautiful and humane — places that invite use, reflection, and a lasting emotional connection.
2022
Isobel became an Associate member of the British Institute of Design (BIID)
2021
Isobel received first class honours in her degree and was nominated as part of a group project for the 'Pushing Boundaries; Collaboration and Inter-Disciplinary Practice' category at the Interior Educators Awards.
2019
Isobel was awarded the 'Lynne Holland Award for Interior Design' - one of only 5 recipients on the course.
Isobel started her journey with the exploration of the ever-expanding spectrum of Interior Design at Kingston School of Art. This, along with her enthusiasm for historical adaptive reuse and sustainability allows her to create many unique projects.
​Isobel hopes to show, the importance of sustainability and the reuse of both historical and modern buildings within her work.