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Solenne / The studio story

Different strengths. A shared way of thinking.

Meet the fictional characters created to illustrate the project-management, design and specialist disciplines within the Solenne brand story.

Illustrative team · Fictional people and AI-generated portraits

These biographies are creative profiles, not a directory of current employees or evidence of qualifications. Contact buttons reach the Solenne Outdoors company project desk. Your proposal will identify the real people appointed to your project and their responsibilities.

Illustrative fictional profile of Ziad Ellis, project manager, in a shaded terrace with blurred timber pergola beams, stone paving and greenery.
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Fictional illustrative profile

Project manager

Ziad Ellis

Imagined background

Ziad is imagined as a project coordinator whose fictional career focuses on the interfaces between houses, terraces and gardens. He enjoys the challenge of bringing structures, finishes, equipment and planting into one understandable outdoor scope.

A distinctive working style

He looks closely at levels, access and the sequence of connected packages. His approach keeps the practical work beneath a relaxed outdoor setting visible.

  • Outdoor scope planning
  • Levels and interfaces
  • Specialist coordination
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Illustrative fictional profile of Ines Malik, outdoor designer, in a planted pergola with soft-focus climbing greenery and filtered light.
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Fictional illustrative profile

Outdoor designer

Ines Malik

Imagined background

Ines’s fictional background combines residential space planning with an interest in outdoor routines. She is imagined as a designer who observes where people gather, when they seek shade and how the garden connects to the house.

A distinctive working style

She designs around activities and atmosphere together. Furniture layouts, serving routes and quieter corners help her turn an open plot into useful places.

  • Shade and daily use
  • Outdoor room planning
  • House-to-garden flow
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Illustrative fictional profile of Leon Saye, materials coordinator, in an outdoor materials studio with blurred stone and wood samples beneath a canopy.
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Fictional illustrative profile

Materials specialist

Leon Saye

Imagined background

Leon is imagined as a material researcher whose fictional story centres on surfaces used in exposed settings. He is curious about weathering, texture and the difference between a showroom sample and a material lived with outdoors.

A distinctive working style

He brings care requirements into the selection conversation. His strengths are comparing exact products, documenting samples and asking how an element can be maintained or replaced.

  • Outdoor finish research
  • Weathering and care
  • Material transitions
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Connects to the company project desk, not this fictional character.

YOUR ACTUAL PROJECT TEAM

Know who is responsible.

Before paid work begins, the appointment should name the contracting parties, project contact and relevant design or technical specialists. Ask for their scope, relevant experience and qualification evidence where the work requires it.

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What a useful introduction covers

  • Your lead contact and how updates will be shared
  • The designer and specialists appointed to the scope
  • Who approves drawings, products and changes
  • Who handles installation, inspections and handover
  • The responsible contacts for aftercare and product support
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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A clearer next step.

Practical answers for your outdoor living brief.

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THE SOLENNE JOURNAL

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Outdoor kitchen concept with a grill, preparation counter, sink and warm timber storage beneath an open pergola.

Design · ·1 min read

An outdoor kitchen starts with how you cook

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Evening courtyard concept with stone paths, planted seating edges and soft shielded lighting.

Materials · ·2 min read

Outdoor materials: plan for weathering and care

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Outdoor terrace concept with a timber pergola, dining table and integrated kitchen.

Outdoor living · ·2 min read

Plan shade around the hours you actually spend outside

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