Ériu Atelier
Irish residential design
From Georgian façades on the Liffey to Atlantic-facing houses in West Cork, we design interiors that honour Irish architecture while feeling quietly contemporary. Material honesty, measured colour, and furniture with presence — never noise.
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Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
A south-facing Georgian reception room rebalanced around proportion and daylight. We retained original cornicing, introduced a quiet limewash palette, and layered wool, oak, and brushed brass so conversation — not décor — remains the centrepiece.
02 / 07
Blackrock, County Dublin
A working kitchen designed for weekend cooking and weekday ease. Honed marble, deep cabinetry in forest tones, and a generous island create a social heart that still reads as architecture — not appliance showroom.
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Enniskerry, County Wicklow
Nestled against garden views, this primary suite softens the mountain light with clay plaster, linen drapery, and a low, grounded bedscape. Storage is fully integrated so the room stays a refuge from morning to night.
04 / 07
Salthill, County Galway
Atlantic weather changes by the hour; this dining room answers with warm timber, a long oak table for twelve, and lighting that shifts from lunch to late supper. Artwork and ceramics nod to the West without theme-park nostalgia.
05 / 07
Killiney, County Dublin
A spa-inspired bathroom carved from limestone, oak, and quiet hardware. The freestanding bath sits in a pool of daylight; heated floors and concealed storage keep the ritual unhurried and uncluttered.
06 / 07
Montenotte, Cork City
A private study for deep work and evening reading. Floor-to-ceiling shelving in stained oak, a desk oriented to the Lee valley light, and acoustics soft enough for long calls without feeling corporate.
07 / 07
Schull, County Cork
A holiday home that refuses seasonal clichés. We framed the harbour view, chose furniture with sculptural weight, and used a restrained palette that holds both stormy mornings and golden evenings. Designed for gathering — and for solitude.
How we work
Every commission begins in the room itself — measuring light, listening to how you live, and mapping what Ireland’s climate asks of materials and finish.
On-site consultation across Ireland, briefing, mood and spatial concept. You receive a clear design narrative before a single sample arrives.
Detailed layouts, joinery drawings, sourcing of furniture and finishes, and coordination with trusted Irish builders and craftspeople.
Installation oversight, styling, and a final walk-through so the home feels complete — ready for ordinary days, not only photographs.
Private consultations
Tell us about your home in Ireland — county, property type, and the rooms that need the most care. We typically respond within two working days.