05 / Interior design support
Interior design support, grounded in the build.
A little direction can make the decisions feel clearer. Adrian helps you think through the layout and finishing details as part of your renovation, with a practical understanding of how they come together.
- 24 years of construction experience
- One point of contact with Adrian
- Based in Skipton, working across the local area
Joiner-led renovationsWorking directly with Adrian Maud.
Make the choices feel connected
A renovation brings plenty of decisions: where something belongs, what to keep, which materials sit comfortably together and how the room will be used.
Adrian offers practical interior design support alongside renovation work, grounded in joinery and construction.
Look beyond the surface
A room needs to feel right and work well. Useful questions start with routine, the existing building and the details you reach for every day.
- Layout, movement and use
- Materials, samples and maintenance
- Storage and practical joinery
- Lighting, access and privacy
Start with the room
Photographs and a short list of what needs to work better make a useful beginning.
Bring the idea into the build
Discuss the practical implications and renovation work needed to achieve your chosen direction.
A clear direction, one step at a time
Describe the room
Share what feels wrong today and how you would like the space to work.
Explore the options
Look at layouts, materials, storage and finishes in relation to the existing building.
Make the work practical
Agree the scope and coordinate the fitting and renovation details.
Storage and detail
The questions behind the choices
Layout and use
Consider how you move around the room, the relationship between fittings, and where light, access and privacy matter most.
Materials and finish
Look at surfaces together, preferably as samples in the room. Think about use, cleaning and maintenance alongside colour and texture.
Storage and detail
Think about the items the room needs to hold and how you will reach them. Practical joinery can make the finish feel more considered.
Bring the idea into the conversation
This support sits alongside the renovation, with the scope agreed for your project. If architectural drawings, structural advice or another professional service is needed, that should be identified when the work is assessed.
Already working with a designer? Share the plans and specifications so Adrian can discuss construction and fitting requirements.
Three useful things to bring
- Photos of the room as it is now
- A short list of what you need it to do better
- A few reference images or samples you like
Before you begin
Frequently asked questions
What does interior design support include?
It means practical conversations about layout, materials, storage and finishing choices as part of a Maud renovation. The exact input is agreed for your project. Adrian’s experience is in joinery and construction; this service does not imply architectural or chartered interior design qualifications.
Can I bring my own inspiration or designer’s plans?
Yes. Images, samples and existing plans can help explain the direction you want. Adrian can discuss the practical implications and the renovation work needed to bring your chosen approach together.
Do I have to know my style before getting in touch?
No. Start with how you want the space to feel and what needs to work better. A few things you like, alongside details of your existing room, can make the conversation more useful.
Start with a conversation
Make space for how you want to live.
Tell Adrian what you would like to change, where you are based and what you already know about the project.