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Lutroo Spaces
An open living space in warm timber opening onto a planted terrace

Multidisciplinary Design Studio · Kampala, Uganda

Every space has the ability to affect the mind.

We design wellness-focused interiors and landscapes that blend functionality, aesthetics and emotional balance — environments that inspire calm, creativity and connection.

Design · Innovate · Elevate

The studio

A well-designed environment can calm, inspire and energize — shaping how people feel, think and connect.

A quiet interior corner with linen upholstery and natural light

Lutroo Spaces is a multidisciplinary design studio redefining how people experience space. We specialise in wellness-focused environments, blending functionality, aesthetics, and emotional balance to create interiors that inspire calm, creativity, and connection.

Our process blends research, empathy and artistry, so each design reflects the client’s lifestyle, culture and aspirations. From concept sketches to final execution we deliver clarity, precision and elegance — across residential sanctuaries and commercial spaces alike.

Our philosophy

Design, Innovate, Elevate.

01

Research

We read the site before we draw. Orientation, light, acoustics, climate and material availability set the constraints every good design answers to.

02

Empathy

We design around how you actually live. Your routines, culture and aspirations shape the plan long before a single finish is selected.

03

Artistry

We compose with restraint. Natural materials, considered proportion and a disciplined palette do more than decoration ever could.

Services

Five disciplines, one continuous conversation about how a space should feel.

  • Interior Design

    We treat an interior as a mood before it is a material. Light temperature, acoustic softness, tactile surfaces and honest natural finishes are tuned together so a room settles the nervous system the moment you walk in.

    What you receive

    • Concept direction and moodboards
    • Material, colour and lighting schedules
    • Photorealistic 3D visualisation
    • Furniture, joinery and art sourcing
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Our approach

Every space tells a story. Our job is to listen first and draw second.

Research, empathy and artistry, applied in that order. Four phases take a project from a first walkthrough to a finished room, with nothing left to interpretation on site.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    A site visit and a long conversation. We document the space as it is and the life you want it to hold.

  2. 02

    Concept

    Sketches, moodboards and material samples. We agree on the feeling of the space before we resolve the detail.

  3. 03

    Design

    Drawings, 3D visualisation and full schedules of finishes, lighting and furniture, costed and ready to build.

  4. 04

    Execution

    On-site coordination through to final styling, so the space that gets built is the space that was promised.

The Lutroo promise

“From concept sketches to final execution, we deliver clarity, precision and elegance.”

Selected work

Sanctuaries, landscapes and the spaces brands are remembered for.

Nsimbi House — A family home reorganised around its courtyard. Deep eaves, lime-plastered walls and a restrained palette of timber and travertine keep the interior cool and quiet through the middle of the day.

Residential · 2024

Nsimbi House

A home that exhales

A family home reorganised around its courtyard. Deep eaves, lime-plastered walls and a restrained palette of timber and travertine keep the interior cool and quiet through the middle of the day.

  • Central planted courtyard
  • Acoustic timber ceiling
  • Cross-ventilated living wing

Private residence, Kampala

Stone Terraces — A steep, eroding slope rebuilt as a sequence of habitable terraces. Local volcanic stone retains the ground while indigenous planting stabilises soil and draws pollinators back to the site.

Landscape · 2024

Stone Terraces

Landscape as shelter

A steep, eroding slope rebuilt as a sequence of habitable terraces. Local volcanic stone retains the ground while indigenous planting stabilises soil and draws pollinators back to the site.

  • Indigenous, water-wise planting
  • Volcanic stone retaining walls
  • Rainwater harvesting to irrigation

Hillside estate, Entebbe

The Quiet Floor — An open-plan office rebuilt around concentration. Planted partitions absorb sound, circadian lighting tracks the day, and small enclosed rooms give the floor somewhere to be quiet.

Commercial · 2023

The Quiet Floor

Focus, designed for

An open-plan office rebuilt around concentration. Planted partitions absorb sound, circadian lighting tracks the day, and small enclosed rooms give the floor somewhere to be quiet.

  • Planted acoustic partitions
  • Circadian lighting scheme
  • Enclosed focus and rest rooms

Creative studio, Kampala

Terrace Pavilion — The boundary between living room and terrace removed entirely. Micro-cement floors run straight through frameless sliding glass, and low seating keeps the horizon in view from anywhere in the room.

Residential · 2023

Terrace Pavilion

Inside, continued outside

The boundary between living room and terrace removed entirely. Micro-cement floors run straight through frameless sliding glass, and low seating keeps the horizon in view from anywhere in the room.

  • Continuous micro-cement floor
  • Frameless sliding glass wall
  • Automated external shading

Penthouse, Kampala

Garden Rooms — A large open garden divided into a series of outdoor rooms, each with its own use and planting character, linked by permeable stone paths and a shallow reflecting basin.

Landscape · 2022

Garden Rooms

Rooms without walls

A large open garden divided into a series of outdoor rooms, each with its own use and planting character, linked by permeable stone paths and a shallow reflecting basin.

  • Permeable stone circulation
  • Reflecting water basin
  • Aromatic native planting

Private estate, Jinja

The Long Room — A hospitality interior planned around how an evening actually moves. Acoustic zoning lets conversation survive a full room, and warm layered light carries the space from lunch through to late.

Commercial · 2022

The Long Room

Built for gathering

A hospitality interior planned around how an evening actually moves. Acoustic zoning lets conversation survive a full room, and warm layered light carries the space from lunch through to late.

  • Acoustic zoning for a full room
  • Bronze and timber bar counter
  • Layered light from noon to late

Restaurant and lounge, Kampala

Project planner

Tell us about the space. We’ll come back with a scope.

Three short steps build a brief we can act on, along with an indicative programme for the design stage. Nothing here is a quotation — it is a starting point for the conversation.

  1. 01 Space
  2. 02 Scope
  3. 03 Details
What are we designing?

Get in touch

Let’s bring your vision to life.

Call, write, or send a short note below to schedule a consultation. A senior designer reads every enquiry.

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Common questions

Call or WhatsApp +256 707 456 45, email lutroospaces@gmail.com, or send a brief through the planner on this page. We confirm most visits within a day.