Hello there!
Our story began in Battersea, where a shared passion for design brought us together. Bia, with her architect’s vision, sought to create spaces that inspired, while Louise, with her financial acumen, understood the importance of value. We found a mutual belief: that beautiful interiors truly enhance lives.
This shared conviction fuelled our desire to create homes that bring joy and simplify daily living. We believe in the seamless blend of style and practicality, crafting spaces that are both visually captivating and thoughtfully designed. By combining Bia’s design expertise with Louise’s financial insights, we ensure every project is meticulously planned and budget-conscious.
At Fig, we champion a hands-on, collaborative approach. We guide our clients through every stage of the design journey, from initial concept to final installation. We build strong partnerships based on trust, ensuring each design reflects their unique vision and lifestyle.
As we continue to evolve, we remain dedicated to delivering exceptional, innovative designs that inspire and elevate. We strive to create homes that are not just beautiful, but also deeply personal and transformative, enriching the lives of our clients, one space at a time.
Meet the duo behind Fig:
Bia Lorenzo
Co-Founder
I’ve always had a passion for the arts. Growing up, I spent countless hours immersed in drawing, bringing my imagination to life on paper. Dance was another outlet for my creativity, allowing me to express myself through movement.
After studying architecture in Brazil, I developed a deep appreciation for creating functional and visually appealing spaces, which naturally led me to a career in interior design. My experiences range from residential, commercial, and educational spaces.
What I love most about my work is the chance to collaborate with clients, understand their unique needs, and embrace the exciting challenges that each new project brings.
Louise de Saint Hilaire
Co-Founder
I grew up in Paris, part of a family that was half geek, half creative – either engineers or artists. I chose the former and moved to London in 2010 to start a career in asset servicing, managing complex deals worth nine figures. While this sharpened my analytical skills, I craved something more creative than Excel spreadsheets.
So, I followed my passion and studied interior design at Chelsea College of Arts. Now, as an interior designer, I bring my love for problem-solving and my passion for Agatha Christie’s intricate mysteries to every project.
Just like a detective solving a case, I enjoy tackling storage challenges, maximizing space, and creating stylish, functional environments.