RC Studio

Spatial design, interiors, installations, and fast visual thinking - for studios, independents, and individuals who want early ideas made visible.

I help you surface what’s hidden in early briefs, loose references, or emerging concepts - turning them into something visible, discussable, and ready for the next step.

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Live Design Session

Real-time spatial co-modelling to clarify early ideas, layouts, and direction.

A focused 90-minute working session where we think and model together, live.
We take rough material — sketches, references, partial models, or open questions — and turn them into something visible, discussable, and clearer.
This is hands-on spatial work, not a presentation or a review.
There are no formal deliverables or follow-ups.

Selected Work

Cloudsteppers Concept Store

A retail format developed within the Clarks design team.
I contributed the internal spatial layout, fixture arrangement, and the 3D visualisations used to test and communicate the concept.
It’s an example of how early spatial ideas can be clarified quickly through visual framing and focused iteration — the same principles behind the sessions I now run.

Abstract dark-mode graphic of a network of thin geometric lines transitioning into a set of simple vertical shapes, suggesting modulation and emerging structure.

Exterior view — clear visibility and a light, readable layout.

Abstract dark-mode graphic of a network of thin geometric lines transitioning into a set of simple vertical shapes, suggesting modulation and emerging structure.

Wider exterior view — the envelope and key spatial moves.

Client: Clarks (CLOUDSTEPPERS)
Role: Spatial layout and 3D visualisation within the internal design team.
Published:
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Atmospheric Variants Study

A form study exploring how a neutral base volume behaves across different atmospheres and material directions.
Using a mixed technique to turn a mental image into a set of controlled spatial variations, the work shows how form, light, and material can shift direction quickly while remaining grounded in a single underlying geometry.

Abstract dark-mode graphic of a network of thin geometric lines transitioning into a set of simple vertical shapes, suggesting modulation and emerging structure.

Simple 3D starting form — the foundation for all explorations.

Abstract dark-mode graphic of a network of thin geometric lines transitioning into a set of simple vertical shapes, suggesting modulation and emerging structure.

Warm, cool, saturated, and atmospheric takes — controlled shifts from the same geometry.

Client: Internal studio investigation
Role: Geometry, direction-setting, atmosphere and material iteration
Purpose: Early-stage spatial exploration and rapid directional testing

HOW IT WORKS

A simple, focused way of working

Most early-stage spatial projects move faster when the process is light, visual, and time-boxed.
This is how we collaborate.

Start

We meet in focused sessions.
We work together live, focusing on the idea, layout, or question you bring.

Work

We meet in focused sessions.

Each session ends with visible output and a short written recap so you always know what’s next.

What do you do?

I help clarify early spatial ideas through conversation and live modelling.

Who is this for?

Studios, teams, independents, and anyone who wants fast, senior input at the early stage of a spatial or installation project.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

FAQ

1. What do I need to bring to a session?Anything you have — a sketch, a reference, a photo, or even just a problem you’re trying to solve. Early, rough material is perfect.2. Do you create full architectural drawings or compliance packages?No. These sessions focus on clarity, direction, and early-stage ideas — not detailed architectural documentation.3. Can you work with any style or context?Yes. The process adapts to whatever you bring — retail, interiors, events, installations, concepts, or something unclear that needs shaping.4. Do you use AI in the process?Lightly and only when helpful — as a quick exploratory tool, not as a replacement for judgement or design thinking.

CONTACT

Let’s talk

If you have any questions before booking, feel free to get in touch.

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