A senior interior designer with a signature ability to ‘lift the lid’, Miranda deftly uncovers a project’s real needs and objectives. The skill is in listening and observing for a deep level of understanding about what’s actually important, and translating abstract ideas into original interiors schemes with tangible benefits.
“Experience counts for a lot and in our process we make it work hard. Knowledge and precedent get us to a particular point rather quickly, which liberates you to really start exploring the unique aspects. This is the place where creativity has its opening, it’s not just repeating what you’ve done before.”
Energised by its social value, collaborative opportunities and the varied nature of her work, Miranda specialises in workplace interior design and education settings – early learning, primary and secondary through to universities. Notable for the shift towards activity based design, continual change and design challenges are part of the appeal.
“We desire to have things be as beautiful and robust as they can be but designing can be imperfect and messy. A lot of what we do is iterative, it’s to’ing and fro’ing in a continual conversation to expand the scope of what’s possible. It’s fantastic.”