Mapping interior design onto structural architecture is the final ingredient for success in any respected interior design company.

At Global Interior Design, the London-based interior design company that I founded several years ago, we know that the size of the room will always influence the design trajectory. For example, large rooms often sway us towards lighter, paler and more neutral colours. By contrast, our interior design company may use almost any depth of colour (including darker shades) for a smaller London bedroom that has plenty of natural light for a homeowner who prefers more subdued shades. Brighter colours emphasise grander, more airy openness, while darker colours will enhance the personal qualities of a more constrained space.