Our Story
At Olivia & Ember, we combine the art of interior design with the science of wellness to create spaces that help you feel your best—every day. Our approach goes beyond traditional interior design, focusing on wellness-centred principles that nurture the mind, body, and soul. From stress-reducing layouts and mindful space planning to air-purifying plants and eco-conscious materials, every detail is carefully considered to create a home that promotes balance, comfort, and long-term wellbeing.
Olivia & Ember is a small business located in South Gloucestershire, England, run by Charlotte Olivia. Due to being a small business, we operates with one client at a time, resulting in focused, and tailored attention to each individual client. Charlotte has a specialised Interior Design degree in health and wellness design, particularly Biophilic Design which means ‘love for nature’.
Beautiful design, Healthier living — A home that truly supports you.
Did you know that even just a small visual connection to nature can boost mental function and memory recall by 10-15%?
Every positive change begins with a vision. Whether you're looking to create a healthier home environment, improve your wellbeing, or design a space that better supports your lifestyle, taking the first step is often the most important. Wellness design is about creating interiors that nurture both body and mind, helping you feel more balanced, comfortable, and connected in your everyday life. By investing in your space and wellbeing, you're creating the foundation for a healthier, happier future. Your vision is within reach, and together we can transform it into a space that inspires, restores, and supports you every day.
take a moment to reflect.
Does your home help you feel calm, rested, and restored? Are there areas of your home that create stress or feel overwhelming? Do you have spaces that truly support your daily routines and wellbeing? How do you want to feel when you walk through your front door? Does your environment energise, inspire, and nurture you? What small changes could make the biggest difference to your quality of life?
By understanding how your space affects the way you live, work, and feel, we can create an environment that supports your wellbeing and helps you thrive every day.