Residential
Layered homes with bespoke joinery, calibrated palettes and spaces that move naturally from morning to evening.
Maya Sen is an interior designer shaping tactile, quietly dramatic spaces where warm materials, intelligent planning and one unexpected angle make a room feel unmistakably its own.
A design practice built around proportion, natural texture and the small visual tensions that turn a functional interior into a memorable place.
“Good interiors don't shout. They compose.”
From first spatial sketch to final styling, every layer is resolved as part of one coherent material and lighting story.
Layered homes with bespoke joinery, calibrated palettes and spaces that move naturally from morning to evening.
Guest experiences designed through arrival sequences, tactile landmarks, atmosphere and memorable details.
Flexible environments balancing focus, collaboration, identity and the human rituals that make workspaces feel lived-in.
Skills are treated as a material palette: each one has a role, a texture and a reason for being in the final composition.
I work across concept development, spatial planning, material direction and styling, with a particular focus on warm contemporary interiors. My strongest projects begin with one clear spatial gesture and let every subsequent decision reinforce it.
A selection of interiors where the signature language adapts to different scales, briefs and lives.
Clear enough to collaborate with, rigorous enough to protect the design idea from brief to handover.
Understand the brief, routines, constraints and the emotional atmosphere the space should hold.
Resolve planning, proportion and the defining spatial gesture before decorative decisions begin.
Build the material, lighting, furniture and styling palette until every surface supports the story.
Coordinate details, refine the final composition and leave the client with a room that feels inevitable.
Tell me what you're building, changing or imagining. I'll bring the spatial questions.