Thanks to our sister company HUX LONDON for the kitchen and joinery. https://hux-london.co.uk/

A tired, small 1970's house was refurbished and extended to become a modern, light-filled, sunny family home. The original house didn't take advantage of its leafy, expansive site, so the extension pushed north and opened up to the sun and outdoors. Living areas flow onto spacious, sunny outdoor areas to the north, and a generous hallway flows through to a new pool and the mature, leafy trees of the neighbouring park. A strong, geometric form sits wide on the site and its pitched roof creates open, airy, light-filled interior spaces. High windows give glimpses of the sky and surrounding trees, and side windows provide a green, leafy outlook to the reserve next door. A muted but rich finishes palette and carefully designed cabinetry complement the lofty architecture. This busy young family can now live and thrive in their beautifully spacious, well-functioning home.

Chris Snook

Tom Lee

Our client sought fixtures in keeping with the midcentury style of the home. The pendant in the entry is a fantastic example, whilst in the hall to the children's bedrooms the feature piece is the midcentury cabinet. Photographer: Matthew Forbes

Create a classic Victorian feel in your home with this Victorian inspired mosaic. This white and black matt porcelain mosaic is perfect for creating that Victorian look in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and pathways. Size: 28.8 x 28.8cm.

Antono e Roberto Tartaglione 2014

William Goddard Photography

Photo : © Julien Fernandez / Amandine et Jules – Hotel particulier a Angers par l’architecte Laurent Dray.

Graham Gaunt

Smoked and finished in a metallic hard wax oil, this is a contemporary take on the traditional parquet de Versailles design. It works beautifully in this Belgravia apartment. The parquet has a plank border running around the perimeter. All the blocks are engineered, bevel edged, tongue and grooved on all 4 sides Compatible with under floor heating.

The Reclaimed Flooring Company

This unique single storey residence designed for a beachfront location, incorporates a tennis court adjacent to the home. The house has a linear plan which allows all rooms to have north facing windows, with views across the tennis court to the bushland beyond. The external living area incorporates retractable glass panels for protection from the SE breezes and adjustable external blinds to provide shading. Internal banquet seating allows the owners to enjoy a restaurant ambience while dining on their home cooked meals.

We love this photo not only for the beautiful finish of all of the fixtures and fittings, but for Albert the dog as well. We think you'll have to agree that he sets the entrance into the dining room off beautifully. The dining room can be fully enclosed with white painted double french doors, sporting solid clear glass Delf knobs. With a set of bi-fold doors at each end of the dining room, it can be opened up to a balcony to the front and provide direct access to the Alfresco area from the rear. The Dining room also incorporates a large walk in storage space fitted out with shelving and cabinetry to accommodate platters, glasses, dinnerware, cutlery, and all of the acoutrements that go hand in hand with entertaining a large family and social circle. The entire room is set off by beautiful wallpaper hung horizontally, a fruitwood table that seats 10 comfortably in cream upholstered chairs. The three pendant lights were created from a beautiful wallpaper.