Brief and plan
Marion reviews the property, how it is used, its constraints and priorities to establish a clear brief and scope.
Marion · Interior designer and founder of KAMILI
A sensitive eye.
A structured method.
Marion approaches every project as a connected design process: understanding how the space is used, resolving the layout, shaping the atmosphere and preparing the details for implementation.
Her background
Qualified in interior design and interior decoration, Marion founded KAMILI with one conviction: a calm interior is built through precise decisions, not an accumulation of effects.
She begins with what the place needs to do: circulation, proportions, storage, relationships between rooms and the way light moves through them.
The creative direction then unfolds through a measured palette in which mineral materials, textiles, glass, metal, muted colours and touches of wood find their proper balance.
KAMILI is built around direct involvement. Marion remains the creative lead and the client’s main point of contact, explaining the choices and documenting decisions throughout the agreed scope of work.
Direct involvement
One point of view,
from the first conversation to the final detail.
That continuity keeps the design intent, practical constraints and day-to-day decisions aligned as the project develops.
Design and specify
She develops the space plan, design concept and material palette, then records the approved decisions in the agreed drawings and specifications.
Coordinate and review
Depending on the service, she coordinates contractors and specialist trades, carries out the agreed site visits and guides the design through completion.
Her way of working
Listen.
Draw.
Resolve.
Before defining the look and feel, Marion clarifies what the space needs to make possible. Layout, lighting and materials are then developed together, so every choice can be explained, communicated and tested against the brief.
A first conversation