In the second of our recent planning successes, we just received permission for a beautiful wrap around extension and reconfiguration of a townhouse in the Telegraph Hill Conservation Area.

A constricted, sloping site gave opportunity for a subtle timber framed courtyard dining area, leading through to a kitchen flooded with light. Exposed danish brick and raw plaster finishes compliment the space. Elsewhere we are looking at environmental upgrades and internal alterations.

After a looooong 6 month wait, we have planning permission for the first phase of works at our project in the St Albans Conservation Area.

Our clients briefed us to increase the light in their rather dark Victorian property. Our design includes a reconfiguration and extension of the ground floor, which includes an up-and-over window with earthy orange-brown patina of corten cladding, complimenting the original harling render and red bricks.

We're in the press again - this time care of our wonderful client, Charlotte, also known as the instagram interiors and style influencer, @interior_bug. Her gorgeous Serenity in Sydenham project is one of our favourites! And her beautiful green and terracotta kitchen has a double page feature in the Sunday Times Style magazine! If you're a Times subscriber you can read all about it here

Our winter 2023 newsletter has arrived! Heading into the last stretch of winter, we’re here for lovely news only… gorgeous interiors, a sustainable, accessibly-designed home, and our newly qualified architect, Lydia!

It’s been a scorcher of a summer so far, hasn’t it? We’re back with a cooling, soothing photoshoot from one of our recent projects, the lovely Peckham House – all stark black exteriors and light, colourful interiors. And we have some exciting office news – read on for more!

We’re pleased to see this full-length feature article recently published in 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine on our Wood Vale project from 2019. Take a look here for a preview of the whole piece. We still love that bathroom…

Hello – it’s been a while! We’re back with our Spring 2022 newsletter, celebrating our recent feature in 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine. We’ve got a giveaway of a new RIBA book on skilful design for small spaces featuring several of our projects. We welcome our recent recruit, Dominic. And we celebrate the work of Project Architect Rita at the Royal Society of Ulster Architects.

We’re in a book! Published in January 2022, Squeezing It In by Mary Leslie is all about creative design for compact living. The book offers a range of innovative solutions to familiar problems, from bathrooms to staircases, in an easy-to-read format, for interior designers, architects and anyone with an interest in compact design. Details from several of our projects feature, including the Notting Hill Apartment, Apartment Refurbishment and Extension, Chelsea, Ryedale, East Dulwich and Dylways, Denmark Hill.

You can buy your own copy here from the RIBA website

We’re delighted to announced that our lovely project, Dylways, was longlisted for New London Architecture’s Don’t Move, Improve Awards 2020. NLA exhibited the innovative cedar shingles at the Building Centre in Bloomsbury, London.

TAGS Don't Move Improve 2020, Don't Move Improve!, East Dulwich, London Architecture, New London Architecture, Sustainable

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We are thrilled to feature in the Daily Telegraph’s Property section! Our beautiful Choumert House features in the two-page article, where Darren talks about how to introduce natural light to even the most constrained spaces through well-designed roof lights and skylights

We are delighted to announce that we were announced the winners of the LABC London award 2019 for best alteration or extension to an existing home. Our beautiful Choumert House in Peckham was the winning project announced at the LABC regional awards ceremony at the Guildhall, home of the City of London Corporation. Needless to say we are over the moon to see this particularly beautiful project recognised in this way!