Our team

Company culture

Our emphasis on inclusivity and diversity encourages everyone to feel they belong. As well as celebrating external events such as Pride and Black History Month, our ‘In the Know’ lunches promote awareness and debate of topical issues. Additionally we encourage our people to share their projects and passions, and practice their presentation skills with the whole team.
Regular social and sporting events help bind us together, and we have a long standing tradition of team trips where we can be inspired by architecture and interior design.
The Leadership Team
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Partner, Head of Interior Design

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Associate, Head of Technology

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Our Team
Adriane Maramo
Angela Franco
Anna Allanson
Anuj Narula
Armelle Morgan
Bryan Oknyansky
Christopher Leonard
Daniel Wu
David Harte
Danyal Mahmood
Dexter Moren
Dinemis Barkaroglu
Ed Murray
Elena Verdera Pastor
Elvira Salyahetdinova
Farran Keenan
Giuseppe Caddedu
Jama Abdukayumov
Hannah Kan
Herbert Lui
Holly Pettet
Javier Ortega
John Harding
Jonathan Comfort
Joseph Choe
Laura Sutherland
Lisa Obeng-Botah
Lucia Barlow
Luciana Scozzina
Kristina Li
Mariana Bendersky
Mark Wood
Matthew Sturley
Michael Cheung
Neve Rutter
Olimpia Tinari
Olivia Siddaway
Paolo Pirroni
Paul Wells
Paulina Dudzinska
Rebeca Aguilera
Rosie Blacher
Teodoro Mastrantonio
Tom George
Tung Nguyen
Wan-Sheong Gardner Yau
Zara Gravett
Zizy Kiss
Looking for a new career?

We are always on the lookout for talented people to join our team.
Please send your CV and portfolio to jobs@studiomoren.co.uk
We operate a blind recruitment process. We will redact any identifying factors from your application - these include your name, age, address or location, and school or university names. By removing such information, we hope it makes it easier for us to make objective decisions about each candidate’s skills, experience and suitability for a role, and to lessen the risk of bias.