Houses should evolve and their use change according to its occupants. The make up and needs of the 21st century family and an increase in flexible, home working means that a house has to be many things to many people. Spare bedrooms and dining rooms may be better used as studio/office space, granny annexe, ensuite bathroom or bed-sitting space for adult offspring.

Fraya will listen to the needs and wants of the various occupants before delivering a ‘design for living’ plan, which optimises the usage of available space for all. As part of this she’ll suggest how the property could be updated, have value added and generally given a fresh lease of life.



De-cluttering is also called ‘life laundering’ and its popularity owes much to Anne Maurice. Fraya can help people sort out their possessions and let go of items that are of no practical use or aesthetic value. To a nation of hoarders, de-cluttering is considered a very liberating experience.

Like accessorising an outfit, choosing the right furniture, lighting or accent pieces for an interior can make a huge difference. The right piece in a complementary colour and to scale with its surroundings can bring a whole room together. Fraya offers a interiors shopping service, going to great lengths to source the perfect piece for the right setting.