Context First
Existing architecture, orientation, use and constraints inform the direction before style is considered.

FC Interior approaches each brief as a spatial system. Circulation, scale, material, lighting and furniture are developed as one composition rather than a collection of separate decisions.
Work begins with context and use, then moves through plan, atmosphere and detail. Until verified project photography and credits are supplied, portfolio imagery is clearly labelled as concept work.
The visual language changes with each context, while the method remains deliberate and legible.
Existing architecture, orientation, use and constraints inform the direction before style is considered.
Finish, texture and junctions are selected for how they age, feel and perform in the actual setting.
Lighting, furniture, colour and detail support one spatial idea instead of competing for attention.
Project context and priorities.
Planning and spatial direction.
Material, lighting and detail.
Coordinated design documentation.
A concise first brief is enough to begin the conversation.
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