Island unit large enough for entertaining and great contrast of materials.

Bespoke rooflights and crittal style sliding doors.

Dining area with kitchen and utility tucked away in the darker central area of the house.

Nearly 100 square metres of addition space were added through the rear and roof extensions.

Cosy bench seat in new bay window.

Feature ceiling light.

Wetroom bathroom with double basins.

Ciao!

Beautifully restored original features.

New arch formed to mirror arch downstairs

Massive feature pendant light and uplighting in the cornice.

Glazed doors allow guests to see where everything is easily.

It’s great to have a window above a sink.

Supporting the uppers floors of such a wide house was structurally challenging.

Great pendant lighting.

This joins the master bedroom to the en suite.

Clean and modern with feature tiling.

Stairwell lit by rooflight.

The half landings in the building made a full height space impossible on the second floor so the top bedroom was split into a mezzanine bedroom and a social space and en suite half a level below.

Relatively small but functional.

Tropical paradise!

Elm Park Gardens huge trees bring nature into the homes.

Beautiful shaker style units.

Tiny obscure glazed window makes all the difference.

Tucking the home office into the corner of the bedroom means living space is just for living in.

Perfect for a newborn and big enough for when they grow up.

Parquet floors, muted tones, feature lighting

The Retreat, Barnes, SW13. Crittal style doors, sympathetic planting, family entertaining space.

Small but perfectly formed. Kitchen is a transition space between living room and courtyard.

Clean lines, crittal windows and clever use of mirrors to add perceived space.

Sliding door, metro tiles, simple and restrained.

Dimmed internal light levels and feature external lights give the indoors/outdoors feeling at dusk.

Dedicated island lighting, natural stone surfaces and a mix of built in and freestanding furniture.

High ceiling levels acheived by dropping floor level at rear of house. Slim profile sliding doors and concrete floor.

Natural light fills the space due to the sliding doors and large electrically operated rooflights.

Restrained colour pallette and simple fittings help to maximise space in the en suite.

Fun additional bedroom/teenage entertainment space with en suite formed from garage conversion.

Bespoke shelving, freestanding furniture and artworks elevate the room from the norm.

Wraparound extension with rooflights allowing daylight to flood in.

Bifold doors open onto garden.

Large island unit creates space to entertain whilst cooking.

Matching tiles for inside and outside help to make garden part of the house.

Level threshold between dining area and garden effectively extends dining area.

Earth retaining dwarf walls form raised planting beds and provide seating.

Original windows preserved.

The removal of the thick load bearing wall was essential to open up the space.

Restrained kitchen and light coloured finishes help to maximise space.

Ecclectic mixture of freestanding elements creates a unique feel.

The bedroom is large enough to allow space to sit by the windows.

Supporting structure echoes separation between rooflights.

Simple neutral tones give a light and airy feel.

Timber sliding doors with blinds to cut down solar gain in hot weather.

Level threshold and sliding timber doors.

Exposed steel lend a touch of industrial aesthetic and ties in with island unit lighting.

“Frameless” bifold doors join the garden and kitchen together.

Built in kitchen is visually quiet enough to not dominate the space.

Frameless bifold doors help create inside/outside space.

Large three pane sliding doors with level threshold.

Significant steel work was required to support the three floors above.

Dining table blends in with oak flooring.

Utility area, lower ground floor entrance and plant room tucked away on left.

Pendant lights above island unit help to split up the regular downlights and focus attention.

Flooring throughout the ground floor unifies the space.

Good quality lighting, appliances and surfaces elevate the kitchen.

Bespoke rooflight lines up with dining area.

Render finish on extension makes a clear differentiation between old and new.

Vibrant colours bring fun and contrast.

Living room with kitchen beyond.

Internal corner window joins living room and kitchen/diner without an open plan.

Crittal style doors and rooflights provide plenty of natural light.

Huge kitchen/diner. 8m in length and 47 square metres in total.

A modern extension on an Edwardian Tudor Gothic house.

The kitchen was removed from the original house and then reinstalled in a different configuration. The window in the wall allows clients to see into play room.

Rooflights are electrically opening and close themselves automatically when it rains.

Rooflights over stairs are always a good way of letting natural light into the middle of the floor below.

Homes are for living in, fridges should have things all over them.

Wonderful mural.

Bathroom has pictures on the walls.

Bench seat in bay window