design for better living

Bespoke Interior Design & Strategy

for Better Health, Wellbeing & Artistic Joy

Nina Rattenbury is an international, inter-disciplinary design leader and consultant, across the practice of interior design & strategic transformation. Her namesake design consultancy — based in lake starnberg, Sth of munich — is a culmination of 20 years practicing as an interior designer, stylist and strategist.

It’s at the intersection of design—where we find our imagination; innovation and creative solutions to our most complex of problems. I work and play within this intersection, delivering bespoke interiors for better health and wellbeing, advising companies on design for transformation, and delivering market strategies for wellness—lifestyle brands and built environments. NR

design isn’t just how something looks — it’s how it shapes our experience and makes us feel

Multi-sensory interior design has (evidently) the ability to improve psychological and physiological wellbeing.

By mimicking our senses—we create environments that support us—even if we are not acutely aware of it. This is also the subtlety of design, and for better health and wellbeing.

Learn More About How Interior Design Can Improve Your Home, Workplace Or Wellness Brand

  • Modern kitchen with island, bar stools, and large windows overlooking cityscape at dusk.

    Interior and Spatial Deisgn

    Specialising in residential, hotel, resort, and aged care design. Conducting workplace assessments and workshops for health and wellbeing certifications. Also offering space planning, tailored design consulting, and expert advice to meet clients' needs.

  • Street view of a modern hotel with colorful palm trees, a red Emporium sign listing amenities like hotel, restaurants, fashion, fresh food, homewares, and an arrow pointing to parking. There are additional signs for apartments and nearby buildings in the background.

    Brand and Marketing Strategy

    Comprehensive marketing solutions for built environments and innovation sectors. Providing a full scope service with expertise in branded residences, health technology and wellness brand marketing.

  • Two women sitting and talking in a modern, bright living room with a large window, a gray sectional sofa, and a light wooden coffee table with small items on it.

    Design for Transformation

    Improving health and wellbeing in buildings, healthcare areas, digital platforms, and social settings through creative solutions and thoughtful design frameworks, that prioritise the needs of people and communities.

  • Two women sitting at a table looking at a laptop displaying furniture products.

    Creative Leadership

    Creative coaching designed specifically for women who are engaged in business and the dynamic fields of the creative arts. Offering a balanced and well informed approach to women’s coaching.

Long wooden corridor with lighting strips on the ceiling and a decorative panel with illuminated patterns on one side.

refined artistic and yes responsible living

Nina provides a comprehensive range of design practice, fractional work and consultancy services tailored to meet your unique needs. 

CLIENTS and CO-CREATORS

AW15 Westfield

DOSAN Architects

munevo Inc.

EIT Health

HoBB

WATPAC DEVELOPMENTS

FUTURE LONDON ACADEMY

SERPENTINE GALLERY

HAUS DER KUNST

Scrunch

ECCO Leather

Woods Bagot

Emporium Hotel

AW15 Westfield – DOSAN Architects – munevo Inc. – EIT Health – HoBB – WATPAC DEVELOPMENTS – FUTURE LONDON ACADEMY – SERPENTINE GALLERY – HAUS DER KUNST – Scrunch – ECCO Leather – Woods Bagot – Emporium Hotel –

About Nina

Black and white portrait of a smiling woman with wavy hair, wearing a spaghetti strap top, against a dark background.

nina’s global artistic background has largly leant her style to what is known as #refinededge. a tribute to the balance of beauty, avant garde and everything in-between.

Comfortable modern room with a large arched window, white curtains, a wooden chair with woven back and seat, a side table with a small tray, a bookcase with a potted plant, and a grey rug on a light wood floor.

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Interior Design and Decor For Style and Wellbeing

Decorative table arrangement including a beige ceramic lamp, textured white books titled 'The Interior Design Handbook,' 'Portraits,' 'Silence,' 'Windows,' and 'A Democracy of Images,' a dark mottled vase with dried branches, and a textured glass candle holder.