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The mood board
CalmLow lamp lightLayered textilesKeep the sofa
Illustration: not Laura's work or a client's home.
The Room Board, worked through.
Keep the pieces you love. Find what brings them together.
Laura plans the colours, layout and finishing touches, starting from what you own. Here is one room, and what she would look at in it.
Press the room.
Five places, each with what Laura would look at there and which way in covers it.
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It stays. A good sofa sets the colours for everything else, so the plan starts from it.
Covered by: Room Refresh, £195, or the Room Board, £175.
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Size first: a rug large enough to sit under the front legs of the seating pulls the room together. Then the texture.
Covered by: the Room Board's shopping list, from any shops, at your budget.
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Three samples became one colour, read by morning and by lamp light before anything was bought.
Covered by: a Colour Plan, £45, by video, or a Colour Visit, £95, at home.
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Moved beside the armchair, the floor lamp makes a reading corner, and gives the room its evening light.
Covered by: Room Refresh, £195: what you own, moved first.
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An empty picture ledge, waiting since the move. Two prints from an independent maker, and room left to add.
Covered by: the Room Board, with the prints on its list.
Travel is explained beside the prices once Laura sets it.
You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.
Press a number on the room, or a name here. On a keyboard, the arrow keys move between the five.
More than a pretty picture.
Three things you can work from, for one room, at your budget, from any shops.
Example: fictional
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The layout sketch
Already yours, keptNew, from the list
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The shopping list
- A larger jute rugEveryday priceHigh street; the room's one big change
- Two prints for the ledgeMid priceAn independent maker
- An oak side tableEveryday priceSecond-hand
- Three cushion covers, clay and ochreEveryday priceThe basket of odd cushions, edited
- A table lamp with a pleated shadeWorth the spendSecond-hand
- The green velvet sofaKeepAlready yours
- The armchair and the floor lampKeepAlready yours, moved
After the board
What comes with it, and what happens next.
One round of changes
Anything that is not right on the board is changed once, within 5 working days.
A 30-minute walkthrough
Laura talks you through the board, the sketch and the list on a video call.
Then it is yours
Carry it out yourself, piece by piece, or have Laura in the room with Room, Done.
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Room Board £17510 working days from a complete brief; changes within 5 working days
A questionnaire, your photos and measurements; a mood board; a simple layout sketch; a shoppable list of up to 15 pieces at your budget, from any shops; one round of changes; a 30-minute walkthrough call.
Yours to buy: every piece on the list, at the shop's price, if you choose to. Nothing is bought for you. Your budget, your shops
You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.
Two more ways from here
Prefer to do it yourself?
Laura's know-how for a room, in an app.
The same eye, next door
Two of Laura's sites that start where a room leaves off.
Start with a free discovery call.
Tell Laura about the room. If it suits, she sends a written plan and its price.
Book a free discovery call
Free, and nothing to buy. What happens next