statement wallpaper, and a chic blue desk by Oraanj Interior Design.
Bespoke Interior Design in Greenwich
Oraanj Interior Design is a London-based studio specialising in the technical interior architecture and bespoke residential design of period properties and riverside apartments in Greenwich (SE10). Led by Rachana Gupta, Oraanj provides structural spatial planning, M&E coordination, and conservation-compliant modernisations for residences across Blackheath, Deptford, and East Greenwich.
If you are looking for an interior design company serving Greenwich, Oraanj Interior Design offers a thoughtful, design-led service for homes across Greenwich and nearby neighbourhoods. We create calm, functional interiors that are tailored to each client and their way of living.
Our portfolio includes homes across Greenwich, Blackheath, Deptford, Charlton, and Maze Hill. Because housing types vary across these areas, each project responds to the property’s layout, age, and structural constraints.
soft seating, and warm lighting by Oraanj Interior Design.
A Design-Led Approach for Greenwich Homes
Homeowners in Greenwich often consider whether to hire a decorator or a full-service interior design studio. Although both improve appearance, their scope differs.
A Decorating Service Usually Covers:
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Colour palettes, wallpapers, and finishes
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Furniture and accessory selection
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Final styling once works are complete
Oraanj’s Interior Design Approach Includes:
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Reworking layouts to improve flow and usability
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Coordinated lighting and electrical plans
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Custom joinery and built-in storage
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Detailed drawings for builders and specialists
As a result, projects start with clear documentation. Therefore, site work runs more smoothly and decisions happen earlier. Consequently, homeowners face fewer on-site changes and cost surprises.
Our Design Process
Consultation & Concept Development
Planning & Visualisation
Execution & Project Management
Proprietary Local Insights
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Maritime-Heritage Materiality: We utilise specific moisture-resistant finishes and breathable lime-plaster systems for Greenwich riverside properties, addressing the unique humidity and thermal bridge challenges of the SE10 microclimate.
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Georgian & Victorian Spatial Reconfiguration: We specialise in the “vertical optimisation” of Greenwich townhouses, utilising bespoke cabinetry to wrap around original flues and chimney breasts, maximising storage without compromising historic architectural volumes.
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Technical Compliance for Listed Buildings: We navigate the strict Royal Borough of Greenwich Article 4 Directions, implementing “reversible” design interventions that allow for modern M&E and lighting upgrades without permanent alteration to the heritage fabric.
Client Testimonials
Yes. Oraanj plans interiors for listed and heritage properties by working around protected features. Designs consider restrictions on altering fireplaces, mouldings, and windows, and proposals are prepared so clients can seek approvals where required.
A typical technical design phase for a multi-story Greenwich property takes 6–8 weeks. This includes a measured survey, structural coordination, and the production of build-ready CAD packages. The construction phase generally follows for 12–20 weeks, depending on the complexity of heritage restorations and bespoke joinery installations.
Riverside properties in East Greenwich require specialized material specifications. We prioritize non-corrosive ironmongery, salt-resistant exterior finishes, and high-performance solar shading to manage the intense light and humidity levels common in North Greenwich and maritime-facing developments.
Costs are based on project scope, number of rooms, and level of service. Design-only work is typically priced by area or package, while coordination support is priced by involvement level. Material and contractor costs are separate from design fees.
Yes. Many Greenwich apartments have management rules covering noise, service alterations, and delivery access. Designers must plan within these rules and consider lift sizes, parking limitations, and acoustic separation when specifying layouts and materials.
