Residential Interior Design — Indomo
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Residential Interior Design — Indomo
What
we
believe
We spend 90% of our lives inside buildings.
Yet most spaces are designed around square metres, not people.
A well-designed space protects your health, shapes how you live and work,
and reflects who you are. Warm enough to comfort you.
Beautiful enough to inspire you. Considered enough to adapt
to every part of your life.
We work across London and Andalusia — two contexts that have shaped
how we think about light, materiality and the relationship between
architecture and climate. As a WELL Accredited Professional,
Mara is one of a small number of architects in the UK qualified to
design spaces that measurably improve the health of the people inside them.
That is not a credential. It is your competitive advantage.
Selected work
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Residential
Where the day begins and ends. Where the family lives. Where you should feel most yourself.
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Commercial
Where focus happens — or doesn't. Where people spend a third of their lives. Where design has measurable consequences.
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Wellness
Spaces designed to heal, restore and support. Where every material, every lumen of light, every breath of air is a decision.
See this work →Featured project — Bormujos, Seville
Residential · Spain
The brief. A single family home in Bormujos, Seville —
designed from the ground up with wellbeing and sustainability as the
primary drivers, not afterthoughts.
The approach. The building's orientation, massing and
openings were determined by the sun's path and prevailing winds —
reducing energy demand naturally. Materials were chosen for thermal
performance, low VOC content and longevity. Every space connects
visually to the landscape outside.
The result. A home that stays cool in summer and warm
in winter without mechanical intervention — and that feels, from the
first moment inside, like it belongs exactly where it is.
Thinking
All articles →The body in space
Your team isn't tired. The building is making them tired.
Read now →Space as investment
Absenteeism costs UK businesses £26bn a year. A significant part is an architectural problem.
Read now →Materials & intention
We specified this plaster not because it looks beautiful — though it does — but because it regulates humidity.
Read now →Life inside
The room that does part of the therapist's work for her.
Read now →If you believe your space should work harder for the people inside it — let's talk.
We start with a single conversation. No obligation. No jargon. Just an honest look at what your space could do for you.
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