Interior designer Andrea Savage believes a house tells a story in the visual language of space, colour and form from furnishings and lighting to the appliances
AN INTERIOR DESIGNER who designs and consults for corporations and private clients, Andrea Savage takes a different approach to designing and furnishing spaces. “My job is to balance the client’s needs without sacrificing the overall aesthetics of the room by considering the form, function and architectural elements that can come together to create a cohesive interior,” she says.
“I spend some time getting to know the clients, which enables me to create a truly bespoke interior where no detail has been overlooked. When it comes to the design aspect, it is important to decide on the most suitable look that is applicable to the space. This includes even the so-called mundane household necessities.”
As a partner at Design Intervention, she manages a sizeable team with business partner Nikki Hunt. Together, they work on various projects to create award-winning bespoke designs. Savage straddles running of the business with client liaison with ease. “I am lucky as I have a great support system from both my colleagues and my family which allows me to multitask as I do now. At any one time, we have 15 or more projects running. We are working on some amazing apartments, commercial spaces and architectural designs!”
When choosing electronics for home or office spaces, it is important that they integrate seamlessly into the design. Savage explains, “For example, if you’re going for a modern minimalist look, you would want sleek and clean lines, ideally in a colour that works with an interior’s palette. They should be factored in from the onset to ensure they complement the design and electrical requirements are worked in.”
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