32 Billeder af beige dagligstue med lyst trægulv, krydsfinér gulv og hvælvet loft

This project was colourful, had a mix of styles of furniture and created an eclectic space. All of the furniture used was already owned by the client, but I gave them a new lease of life through changing the fabrics. This was a great way to make the space extra special, whilst keeping the price to a minimum.

Snug Parquet floor Ottoman Farrow and ball hague blue Sofa Side table Skylight Wall lights Log burner automatic blinds

Salón de estilo nórdico, luminoso y acogedor con gran contraste entre tonos blancos y negros.

A modern yet rustic, open concept living/dining/kitchen. Large windows with lots of natural light, creating a modern yet rustic look to this country home. A plush 3-seater chaise lounge making it an inviting and cosy space.

Living room with custom fireplace

Windows on all walls give panoramic views of the surrounding conservation area and over to Hampstead Heath and Highgate Hill creating a very bright and airy living room. The angled fins pick out the best views while providing privacy from long views at street level. The top floor spaces are defined by the vaulted ceilings and central roof light

Open plan living room with vaulted ceiling. Bespoke furniture and large expanses of glazing providing river views.

This early Edwardian 'Arts & Crafts' style house is located in the Western Escarpment Conservation Area near Ringwood. The 86m2 extension lightly connects to the south of the existing non-designated heritage asset house by means of a glazed link. The main hipped roof volume contains the kitchen, dining room and living room with nine metre wide biparting, bifolding doors to the west creating a strong connection with the 3 acre site. A 'fabric first' approach to the extension and upgrades to insulation and heating / hot water system in the existing house have seen the EPC improve from 'F' to 'B'.

The existing property was a Victorian Abrahams First Floor Apartment with 2 bedrooms. The proposal includes a loft extension with two bedrooms and a shower room, a rear first floor roof terrace and a full refurbishment and fit-out. Our role was for a full architectural services including planning, tender, construction oversight. We collaborated with specialist joiners for the interior design during construction. The client wanted to do something special at the property, and the design for the living space manages that by creating a double height space with the eaves space above that would otherwise be dead-space or used for storage. The kitchen is linked to the new terrace and garden as well as the living space creating a great flor to the apartment. The master bedroom looks over the living space with shutters so it can also be closed off. The old elements such as the double height chimney breast and the new elements such as the staircase and mezzanine contrast to give more gravitas to the original features.

Living room with custom fireplace