What is Goddard Littlefair?

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Goddard Littlefair is a luxury interior design and interior architecture studio with offices in London and Porto, Portugal. It specialises in hospitality interiors — hotels, restaurants and spas — and positions itself as a design practice rather than a booking, retail or product-sales site. If you are looking for a firm to design or refurbish a hospitality space, or you want to understand what the studio does before approaching it, this is the relevant context.

What the studio does

The practice describes itself as working across two related disciplines:

  • Interior design — conceiving and detailing the look, materials, furniture and finishes of a space.
  • Interior architecture — the structural and spatial side of interiors, such as layouts, built elements and how a space is organised.

Its stated focus is hospitality: hotels, restaurants and spas. That means its work is aimed at commercial guest-facing environments rather than residential projects or off-the-shelf products.

Where it operates

The studio lists two locations:

Location Role
London Design studio base
Porto, Portugal Second studio location

For a project, this suggests the practice can serve clients from either base, though the site does not publish project-scope, fee or availability details. Those would need to be confirmed directly with the studio.

What kind of site it is

The website is a portfolio and practice-profile site. It is not:

  • a hotel or restaurant booking platform,
  • an online shop for furniture or homeware,
  • a directory listing with prices or packages.

So if your goal is to book a stay, buy products or compare design fees online, this site will not provide that. If your goal is to evaluate the studio's style and specialism, or to find contact details for a potential hospitality project, it is the right starting point.

When this is the right reference

Use Goddard Littlefair as a reference if you are:

  • planning a hotel, restaurant or spa interior and want a specialist hospitality design firm,
  • researching luxury hospitality interior designers based in London or Porto,
  • looking for a practice that handles both interior design and interior architecture.

If you need published pricing, project timelines or a self-service booking process, those details are not available on the site and should be requested from the studio directly.