Inspired interior design
We are a Cape Town-based interior design, decor, and styling studio, focused on creating practical and beautiful spaces in homes, offices, restaurants, and other areas within the hospitality and retail industries.
Nurtured by nature
The considered, uncomplicated and natural flow between elements are important to us, and we value an eco-sensitive approach to interior design. As a result we choose to work with brands and products that stand for quality and longevity, making our design and decor choices more timeless and forward-thinking.
Form follows function
We’ve set ourselves apart through a personalised and innovative approach to every brief. As our client, you are truly listened to, and your intentions and requirements are always respected. We steer away from anything generic or excessively coordinated and strive to create authentic spaces that truly capture the imagination and elevate and facilitate its purpose.
Our team understand floor plans and the three-dimensional articulation of space, and our designers have outstanding instincts when it comes to form, colour and how to bring it all together in a unique way. Working all over South Africa and Africa, we specialise in commercial, retail, hospitality and residential design projects. We also extend our expertise beyond interiors, offering landscaping design and consultation to ensure your outdoor spaces complement and enhance your overall vision.
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Frequently Asked Interior Decorating Questions
Kim Spyron answers the most frequently asked questions she receives from customers on Oooh Interiors services.
What does an interior designer do exactly?
Interior design looks at how a space works, how people move through it, how it feels to use, what it needs to achieve and how the investment unlocks value.
This can include space planning, layouts, finishes, lighting, furniture, joinery, colour and styling — all coordinated into one cohesive design.
Is it worth paying for an interior designer?
A good interior designer can add value by improving how a space functions, avoiding costly mistakes, coordinating decisions and creating a cohesive result. The value is not only in how the space looks, but in how effectively it works.
The most expensive design decision?
The one you make twice.
Changing a finish.
Re-doing joinery.
Replacing furniture.
Moving something that should have been planned correctly from the beginning.
Design it properly before you build it.