17 February 2022 
3min to read 
EWD, add value to your home and your living
Since 2000 EWD has been building a reputation for excellence in interior architecture, design and strategic thinking. With a diverse mix of colleagues, the EWD team innovates to find solutions. Indeed, EWD has experience of creative thinking, research and delivery of high profile projects, not just in the UK but across several different countries.
Commercial projects and international clients such as the University of Cambridge have all been part of the story for EWD since Eve Waldron, the founder, decided to set-up her own business after decades of work with Architectural firms in London and New York.
With a focus on commercial, education, residential and healthcare architecture, EWD act as lead consultants, a key player in your project management team and will even help with furniture specification. For us at Papernest we are happy to point our customers who are considering home design and improvement, in the direction of EWD.
Furniture
One area that can get left behind when moving home is furniture. Whether physically or metaphorically speaking, it's possible to lose sight of how furniture is affecting your new living space. Even if you aren't moving house, it's easy to get used to the idea of the way your living space looks and put off making changes. Through their FF&E consultancy service, EWD understands that getting this part right, can determine the overall quality of your project. Human-centered design and a wellbeing led approach mean that as well as looking good, your space will also feel good.
With these things in mind, you will get a result that is nice to live in and nice to look at, but also good for selling on when the time comes. Adding value to your property is another key pillar in the EWD strategy and by making quality changes with furniture, the financial benefits will be seen in the future as well.
Sustainability
When working with clients, EWD places a deliberate focus on long term materials, approach and design. Avoiding as much as possible, “a short term, throw away approach”, EWD makes agreements with local manufacturers, sustainable materials and energy efficient solutions. Not just avoiding a negative impact on the environment but trying to actually have a positive impact is the long term aim, supported by a process of continuous improvement in understanding the latest ways to be more sustainable, new techniques and technologies.
By avoiding alignment with any major manufacturers, EWD aims to stay independent, so that objective decisions can be made about project work. This applies as well to their interesting range of furniture options.
Client approach
A long list of testimonies from high profile clients who eloquently explain the positive impact of EWD´s client conscious approach. Running themes include listening and understanding the needs of the project to innovation and an inspired approach, going beyond expectations. Efficiency and helpfulness are also clearly mentioned as part of the EWD approach. Matching the mission statements of EWD, clients are excited and very satisfied with the personal touch of Eve and her team. For any of your own needs, business or otherwise, we at Papernest are happy to advise giving the expert team at EWD a call.
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