Playful yet refined, Tasha Freeman’s interior spaces are united by uplifting colours and tactile textures – with a core focus of salvage and sustainability at the heart of her practice.
Tasha Freeman has been working in interiors for over 15 years, building on her previous experience in the photography, arts and film sectors. Aesthetic creativity is her forte, creating spaces that feel expertly balanced and uplifting in atmosphere. Her style is defined by complementary inspirations; rural romanticism, Scandinavian minimalism and her own French heritage, all working seamlessly with soft tones, rustic materials and clean-line joinery.
Throughout her renovations, you’ll find repurposed building supplies, reclaimed furniture and one-off vintage pieces sourced from junkyards and markets. It’s a passion and a skill, to demonstrate the beauty in upcycling old materials. Tasha is also a skilled ceramicist, crafting beautiful bowls and plates from her home studio – all finished in characteristically soothing colours.
Throughout her renovations, you’ll find repurposed building supplies, reclaimed furniture and one-off vintage pieces sourced from junkyards and markets.
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