About Us
Sibley Grove is an interior design & architectural studio based in Devon, UK. The studio was founded in 2010 by husband-and-wife team Kate Sibley (Creative Director) and Jeremy Grove (Head of Interior Design). We remain a family-run business, with Tim Grove (Head of Architectural Design) joining as a director in 2022.
As designers, we employ a systems-thinking approach, drawing on both creative and technical disciplines to design projects that have both an aesthetic beauty and practical use. Our ethos draws inspiration from the natural world where waste is a resource with its own inherent value as a system of natural circular regeneration. We’re known for delivering ambitious, bespoke luxury hotel and retail projects for discerning clients using our award-winning ‘Design for Disassembly’ process. By embracing circular design principles, we actively contributing to reshaping the world of interior design and architecture.
Our People
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Jeremy Grove
Interior Design Director
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Kate Sibley
Creative Director
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Tim Grove
Architectural Design Director
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Shaun East
Associate Designer
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Eden Parnell
Interior Designer
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Alexa Yapp
Interior Designer
Our Approach
Holistic Beauty
Rather than luxury, we prefer the term 'holistic beauty’ - the way something feels when it works well; the space between aesthetics and function that makes something not just good, but exceptional. We believe beauty is the whole picture, one that considers culture, context, humanity and nature, weaving them seamlessly together.
Honest Partnerships
Our success is built on strong, honest partnerships forged with our clients, collaborators and peers. Whether a personal vision or the goals of the business, we believe in an inclusive design process that values diverse perspectives and fosters meaningful dialogue, helping clients to realised their own ideas and the commercial value in their projects.
Circular Design
Our approach integrates architectural expertise, technical rigor and a deep understanding of circular design processes. Our award-winning ‘Design for Disassembly’ process saves carbon, materials and money. When materials are easy to repair, refurbish, reuse and recycle, we can minimise environmental impacts; simultaneously bringing commercial benefits.