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Services
Full Room Design
A closer look at the craft — practical guidance shaped around the way you actually work.
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Design Day Intensive
A guided path from first idea to finished piece, with honest feedback at every step.
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Renovation Consulting
Editorial visuals and words for small brands with a strong point of view.
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Rooms with quiet conviction
I'm Noor — principal of a small interiors studio
We design rooms that hold their nerve: honest materials, considered light, and nothing that shouts. Most of our work begins with what you already own.
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What Clients Say
Noor rearranged three rooms before proposing we buy a single new thing. The house feels twice the size and entirely ours — only calmer.
Daniel Mora Homeowner
I hand my shell-and-core clients to Formelle without hesitation. The studio finishes rooms the way I wish more architects drew them.
Sofia Lindqvist Architect
Their design-day format paid for itself on the first unit. Buyers walk in and go quiet — which, in this market, is the sound of an offer.
James Whitfield Developerengagements
Ways to Work With the Studio
Design Day
$950
- A full day in your home
- Room-by-room walkthrough
- A written plan with sources
- Two weeks of email follow-up
Room by Room
$2,400
- One room, fully designed
- Concept, drawings and palette
- A complete procurement list
- Installation day styling
- One revision round included
Whole Home
from $8,500
- Every room, one language
- Full drawing set and schedules
- Trades liaison through the build
- Styling and final reveal
- A year of seasonal check-ins
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A note from the studio
Good rooms are edited, not filled. If a project here makes you look twice at your own hallway, the journal has done its job.
Noor
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A Small Flat, Rearranged Around the Light
Forty-eight square metres, one good window, and a plan that finally let the morning in — no walls moved, every habit changed.
In Defence of Brown Furniture
The auction houses are full of solid oak and mahogany nobody wants. Here is why the studio keeps buying it.
The Studio, Daily
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