The scale, choice of material and quality of craftsmanship is vitally in the board room because it represents the face of the company to visitors, investors and suppliers. Recently we were asked to design boutique offices for Arkbe, an investment company based in Mayfair.

The trend towards offices having a domestic atmosphere is expressed by furnishing them with freestanding pieces, like you would a living room or kitchen. We design desks, credenzas, bookcases, tables and welcoming counters, along with co-ordinating entire office spaces together to make them exciting but well planned places to work. By custom designing key

Johnny Grey Studios undertake single commissions for discerning individuals. Nearly every house has rooms with architectural quirks, recesses and odd spaces where finding an appropriately sized piece of furniture seems impossible. For those who want something beautifully made and created to a particular set of uses, from an extendable table with specific number of place settings

Johnny Grey studios regularly advise householders how to get more out their home. Adding storage space, particularly in the bedroom is a regular request. Few bedrooms are large enough to cope with built-in wardrobes without consideration for scale and the overwhelming impact they can make, leaving the bed squeezed between walls.

We look at the occupation of a home as satisfying two emotional requirements - sociability and sanctuary. The bathroom is the key personal space for withdrawal and renewal. For many of our clients there is a move towards wet rooms, essentially a generous shower room, and a more relaxed furnished bathroom complete with freestanding bath, comfortable chair

Along with eleven international designers, we transformed a 19th century townhouse in Gramercy Park, New York into a home for characters in six Showtime series: Dexter™, Californication, The L Word®, The Tudors, United States of Tara and Weeds.

Revolving around the murderer-cum-vigilante Dexter Morgan, played by actor Michael C. Hall,

In a private residence on Russian Hill overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge we were asked by the committee to create a radical idea for a living space that was not a kitchen but more of a room to retire to, to be inspired by, with flexibility of use. The phrase 'A Room for All Reasons' was coined with Agnes Bourne, the nationally respected designer whom we used as the mentor.

Grand Designs exhibition team asked us to contribute to the show with a design that makes cooking pleasurable. Our circular, all round vision island kitchen created a lot of interest, as cooking becomes a sociable activity and so encourages care and less hurry with food. Slow cooking was beginning to take off during that summer.

Electrolux was keen to continue with Johnny's studios to show their appliances. This time the new Icon collection was our focus. Kevin Hackett and the design team created an imaginary Kitchen of the Future, using new materials and daring shapes, turning conventional kitchen furniture into sculptural pieces that helped you enter into a future world.

Electrolux asked Johnny to help promote their new professional style appliances to USA designers and architects by designing the ultimate sociable kitchen experience. Along with Kevin Hackett, USA design director at the time we created a sweeping, multifunctional island with places to perch that formed the centre of their booth.