A black and white photo of a couple dancing at their wedding reception. The groom is wearing a tuxedo with a bow tie, and the bride is dressed in an off-the-shoulder gown with large earrings. They are smiling and looking at each other, with a table of flowers and a wedding cake in the background.

CREATIVE DESIGN STUDIO | EVENT STYLIST | LONDON

Creating worlds and narratives you can step into. Studio Sissy is a London design studio crafting narrative-driven spatial experiences across weddings, private events, and brand environments. Every space is built for emotional resonance, prioritising atmosphere, memory, and tension over simple aesthetics.

Services


WEDDINGS

Every wedding is an invitation to build a living, atmospheric world. By weaving together raw textures, historical context, and unexpected material tension, I shape environments that feel deeply personal, tactile, and alive—transforming raw spaces into poetic settings where memory, beauty, and human connection naturally unfold.


EVENTS

From intimate dinners to multi-day retreats, I design atmospheric settings that turn gatherings into extraordinary shared experiences. By layering warm, sculptural light, rich textiles, and bespoke tablescapes, I construct immersive environments that captivate your guests, celebrate your milestone, and elevate how your brand is felt.


BRANDS

I translate brand identity into physical presence through world-building, high-concept set design, and editorial direction. By exploring the delicate interplay between light, shadow, architectural forms, and curated artefacts, I create campaign imagery and spatial installations that command immediate attention and leave a lasting emotional imprint.

/ YEAR OF THE DRAGON

51.5072° N, 0.1276° W

Selected Works


Artistic Collaboration

/ TEACHING A MERMAID TO FLY →

An artistic collaboration with photographer Luke Woodford, created simply for the joy of making something beautiful.

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An artistic collaboration with photographer Luke Woodford, created simply for the joy of making something beautiful.

Experimentation

/ URBAN RELIQUARY →

Set within the historic Woolwich Garrison, a place with its own extraordinary layers of history, we brought together fashion, floristry, mehendi and jewellery to create something rich, cinematic and contemporary - allowing the history of the setting and the stories within the styling to sit alongside one another.

Set within the historic Woolwich Garrison, a place with its own extraordinary layers of history, we brought together fashion, floristry, mehendi and jewellery to create something rich, cinematic and contemporary - allowing the history of the setting and the stories within the styling to sit alongside one another.

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“

WOW WOW WOW! Emma is a genius! She absolutely transformed our wedding venue. Her creativity and imagination is out of this world, and the look on my face as I walked into the room says it all. If you want your wedding to be truly unforgettable, Emma is the one! We can’t recommend her enough and we wish we could do it all over again. She is amazing xxx

A woman dancing in a flowing white dress with a sheer background.

EMMA NEVILLE JONES
CREATIVE DIRECTOR

I rarely view objects in isolation; I’m captivated by the relationships between them. Architecture, light, texture, history and humanity all play a part, and my instinct is to bring these elements together to tell a distinct story and create an entirely immersive world.

That way of seeing things has been with me for as long as I can remember. I’ve always been drawn to the friction between old and new, refinement and imperfection, and to places layered with history — flea markets, old fabric stores, religious spaces and fruit markets. At university, I rejected flat mood boards, instead layering magazine fragments, fabrics and three-dimensional objects onto foam boards, spilling far beyond the edges of the page. I wanted an idea to feel alive before it physically existed.

That same instinct shapes my work at Studio Sissy today. Rather than imposing a pre-existing concept onto a space, I respond to what is already there — its architecture, energy, history, flaws and cultural context. The result is work that feels contemporary without erasing what came before: spaces and experiences that are layered, atmospheric and beautifully unexpected.