The mouvement Slow Design, created by Alastair Fuad-Luke in 2002, is a holistic design approach proposing tailored solutions for the long-term well being of people and the planet. 

It began in 1986, inspired by the Slow Food movement, a protest against an era of fast food, quick preparations and consumption of food using harmful farming techniques, and unhealthy ingredients.

Slow Design refers to the approach of the designer to create and propose designs and objects balancing individual needs and desires, socio-cultural and environmental needs, rather than the object of the design.

Le Slow Design finds and combines positive synergies between each element in a system, cultivating diversity and  regionalism.

An interior designer to advise you on colour schemes and the organization of your living space.

A home makover to bring your home up to date and above all unique, following your own individual tastes.

An upholsterer to give a new lease of life to your furniture using traditional & modern techniques.

Furniture painting and patinas, using the colours of the original and famous Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, waxes, gilding and following the Annie Sloan techniques

Workshops using the techniques and Annie Sloan Chalk Paint.