About Palette & Space.
Led by Daisy Greenall, Palette & Space is a Design Studio specialising in Interior Architecture. The practice offers services for residential, hospitality, retail and commercial clients in tandem with other cultural and community projects.
Daisy’s projects have won awards for Vola and BCO. Her projects have also been shortlisted for the BCO National and Regional awards.
Approach
The most important aspect of the design process is to listen to you the client, to translate this into a design that you love and to deliver a service that you are delighted with.
I cater to any sized project, from a window display to a room redesign, a dream house renovation or a 10 story, 2 office building, Palette & Space can help navigate every part of the design process with skill, experience and creativity.
Understanding why, what and how leads to a smooth and satisfying design process so communication, presentation of ideas and feedback is at the core of how I work.
Areas of design consideration
Functionality and usability of the space
A focus on the re-use of materials; sustainability is a major priority
Keeping within budget
Wellness, with an emphasis on psychology; how a space is designed changes how it makes one feel
Aesthetics - your project must look its best!
Proposed floorplan for Riverside House, Mostar
A Short History of Experience
During her early 20’s, Daisy worked in creative industries such as Arts Council England, music promotion, galleries and the BFI. Through a series of unexpected turns, she wound her way into working as Studio Manager for a small Architecture practice on Columbia Road - CSA and HSD. Finding an interest in the subject and desiring to explore more, she went on to work in the same capacity of Studio Manager for Purcell (specialising in historic restoration for buildings such as Buckingham Palace, Battersea Power Station and Hampton Court) and Woods Bagot. It was at the latter company that in 2018, Daisy decided to study Interior Architecture BA at the University of Westminster.
Having won VOLA prizes for Best Portfolio in her first year and Best Detail Prize in her second year, Daisy went on to win the Best Portfolio Prize and receive a First Class Hons for her final year, graduating in 2020. During the Covid-19 pandemic, she continued to broaden her experience and began an Interior Designer position at LOM Architecture & Design.
In 2022, Daisy was ready to move to the larger, innovative and multi-award winning Perkins&Will where she was quickly given large-scale projects of her own. She has completed RIBA Stages 1-5 for the Deloitte offices in Edinburgh, Bristol, Belfast and London, as well as been part of a team on projects for Premier League, Microsoft, Millennium, Visa and others.
Daisy’s project for Deloitte Edinburgh received the BCO Regional Award in 2024. Deloitte Bristol, Belfast and Shoe Lane are also nominees for their respective regions and the results are to be announced this year (2026).
In parallel with her professional work, Daisy undertook the complete renovation of her own apartment — managing the design, budgeting and delivery of the project alongside full-time employment. Working within a modest budget, she stripped the property back to its shell and developed a thoughtful, detail-led renovation that balanced practicality, sustainability and craftsmanship.
Through this process, Daisy gained invaluable hands-on experience in the realities of residential construction and renovation, including spatial planning, plumbing and underfloor heating systems, demolition and rebuilding of walls, floor levelling, parquet installation, bespoke joinery and tiling. This practical understanding informs her approach to every project, allowing her to design not only with aesthetics in mind, but with a strong awareness of buildability, materials, budget and long-term functionality.
A key part of the renovation focused on adaptive re-use and preserving the character of the existing building. Original stripped-back French windows were transformed into a bespoke bookcase, while other salvaged elements were repurposed into kitchen cabinetry and interior details. This sensitivity towards craft, sustainability and storytelling continues to shape Daisy’s design philosophy and approach within Palette & Space.
Born and based in London, Daisy has opened her own practice, Palette & Space, in Crystal Palace where she is looking to focus on local projects.