WHITCOMBE design service
Design your space.
Start with how you want to live outside. Build a clear brief around the space, the moments that matter and the overall project scope.
The approach
Outdoor spaces work better when furniture, structure, cooking, fire and storage are considered as one composition.
The brief below is designed to capture enough context to make the next conversation useful without asking you to prepare drawings, specifications or a shopping list first.
How it works
A simple starting point.
01
Define the space
Tell us what you are working with and how the outdoor space needs to function day to day.
02
Set the priorities
Dining, lounging, cooking, shelter, fire and storage can be considered together rather than as separate purchases.
03
Shape the brief
A clear project brief becomes the starting point for verified products, layout choices and supplier-led proposals later.
Build your brief
Tell us what the space needs to become.
This is not a quotation, order or commitment. It is a structured way to capture the essentials before verified products and supplier options are introduced.
Useful to have in mind
- How many people regularly use the space
- Whether dining, lounging or cooking is the main priority
- Any existing structures, levels or access constraints
- A realistic overall project budget range
Design brief
Step 1 of 4
The space
What are we working with?
Start with the type of space and what you want it to do. You can choose more than one priority.
What matters most?
From brief to collection
Keep the design direction clear before adding products.
As supplier ranges are verified, the same brief can guide furniture, pergola, kitchen, fire and storage selections without inventing availability or commercial terms before they exist.