
Adrian Cole
Holds the schedule, the budget conversation, and the promise that one person answers your email.
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Six people lead the studio. Around them is a bench of carpenters, painters, tile setters, and electricians who prefer a short punch list. You will meet the lead on day one and still see that person on the last walk.

Holds the schedule, the budget conversation, and the promise that one person answers your email.

Builds finish boards for paint, tile, textile, and light so a room reads as one decision.

Cuts cabinets and trim. Checks every door twice and labels the spare hardware.

Writes the weekly note: what opened, what is protected, and what happens next.

Decks, entries, and garden edges detailed so water leaves and people stay.

Samples large, watches the light change, and will talk you out of a color that only works at noon.
The first visit is a walk, not a pitch. We ask who cooks, who bathes first, where the shoes land, and which piece of furniture is not allowed to leave. Those answers become the brief. The brief becomes drawings. Drawings become a sample board you can hold.
During construction the project lead writes twice a week. Photos show progress and also the parts still unfinished, so the house never looks more done in a message than it does in the room. At the end we adjust hardware, note any paint touch-up, and leave the care sheet in a drawer you actually open.
Room notes, finish ideas, and project stories. No street mail, no phone calls.