Project list

The interiors were conceptually designed to celebrate the building’s exposed concrete and raw materials, complemented by polished fixtures, vibrant furnishings, and dynamic artwork.

Part of Millbrook Park’s residential masterplan, the brief focuses on the interior design of four house types. Inspired by the muted colour palette of the area and from surrounding nature, the design aims to create a relaxed and thoughtful space.

Part of a mixed-use development comprising new commercial and residential buildings. The team created the interior palette to draw upon Bristolian artistic flair with a rich mix of textures, materials, colour, patterns and camouflage.

Assael Interiors have been developing the design for the entrance lobbies, reception, gym, amenity lounges & communal areas for this new Build to Rent development in North Woolwich. Featuring honest, raw and understated material palette.

Conceptual and spatial design for 500 apartments, circulation spaces and residents' shared amenity spaces at this mixed-tenure development in Bromley-by-Bow

This large, mixed-use project transforms an underused site - currently occupied by B&Q and a shared car park with Ikea and Odeon - into 1,290 new homes alongside a mix of employment spaces, an extensive public square and two raised podium gardens.

Located next to the Grade II listed Woolwich foot tunnel and ferry terminal and with views of the Thames, 348 new homes for rent are accommodated across five buildings, with ground floor makerspace units and café activating an improved public realm.

This 315-room co-living development, ranging from six to eight storeys, has been designed to draw on the industrial history of the River Wandle and revive this dormant site into a thriving community hub for residents and the public.

Referencing the industrial heritage of the site and the nature of the River Wandle, Assael Interiors developed the concept and detailed design for this innovative 315-room co-living development with a focus on the array of shared amenity spaces.

This scheme transforms the currently gated Bracknell Beeches Business Park into a new mixed-use neighbourhood of 349 new homes set within a landscaped green setting.

This small-scale development redevelops a tired corner site along Mitcham Road and provides 21 new homes across four storeys with 140 sq m of commercial space to activate and complete the high street at ground floor.

Located on a prominent corner site, this 12-storey marker building comprises 47 new homes and roof terraces above three storeys of retail space, which is accommodated behind the retained façade to protect the character of the high street.