A way of thinking.
The designer
Tony is an architectural interior and kitchen designer specialising in the creation of thoughtful residential environments.
With formal training in Interior and Architectural Design and experience across complex residential projects, his work is grounded in spatial planning, architectural thinking and technical clarity. He works at the intersection of structure and experience, considering how spaces form, connect and resolve through proportion, rhythm and balance.
At the core of his approach is an ability to read between the lines of a brief, recognising underlying intentions, unspoken preferences and the outcome a client is truly trying to achieve, often before it has been fully articulated. This enables design decisions to be guided not only by practical requirements, but by a deeper understanding of how a space should support the people who inhabit it.
Influenced by architectural history, from classical precedent through to contemporary design, and informed by an understanding of psychology and how people respond to their surroundings, his work is characterised by careful judgement, restraint and a commitment to creating homes that feel coherent, enduring and deeply personal.
StudioDeWynter
StudioDeWynter was founded to retain authorship over the design process, ensuring decisions are guided by spatial intent rather than predetermined styles or showroom-led solutions.
The practice is shaped by a belief in depth over volume, and in designing whole-house environments rather than isolated interventions. The focus is on spatial intelligence, coherence and restraint, with a carefully controlled number of projects allowing each to be developed and resolved with clarity and intent.
This approach supports a more considered way of working, where projects evolve through observation, questioning and refinement rather than default product or stylistic outcomes. Every decision is considered in relation to the whole, creating homes that are coherent, enduring and closely aligned with the way their occupants wish to live.
Philosophy
We believe the spaces we inhabit shape how we feel, function and experience everyday life.
A home is more than a collection of rooms. It is the setting for daily routines, relationships, moments of gathering, reflection and retreat. The quality of these experiences is influenced by the spaces in which they take place.
Form, function and feeling are inseparable. Successful homes are not defined solely by how they look, but by how they support the people who live within them. Through careful consideration of space, proportion, light, materiality and flow, design has the ability to shape how a home is experienced over time.
There are no predetermined styles or fixed solutions. Every project responds to its own context, its occupants and the way they wish to live. Decisions are guided by what is appropriate to the brief, the space and the relationships between its parts.
The measure of success is not how an idea appears in isolation, but whether it contributes to a coherent whole; creating a home that feels intuitive, enduring and deeply personal.
