From Vision, Concept, Design
to Bespoke Residence

This beautifully proportioned two-bedroom property in one of Notting Hill's most desirable streets presented an opportunity to create additional living space whilst enhancing the connection between interior and garden. Our clients, a young professional couple, sought to maximise their ground floor footprint and create a light-filled kitchen and dining area perfect for entertaining.

Working closely with architects specialising in conservation area developments, we designed a contemporary glass and steel extension that complements the Victorian property's original character. The 450 square foot addition features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, integrated underfloor heating, and bespoke joinery throughout. Structural calculations and steel beam installation were executed with precision to create an open-plan space that flows seamlessly from the traditional front reception rooms.

Planning approval in this sought-after conservation area required careful consultation with local authorities. Our expertise in navigating planning regulations ensured approval within the first submission. The nine-month build programme was completed on schedule, with the property remaining habitable throughout thanks to meticulous project sequencing and dust mitigation strategies.

Located within one of Belgravia's most distinguished garden squares, this two-bedroom apartment presented a unique opportunity for enhancement. Our clients, discerning international buyers, required additional living space and a luxurious master suite befitting the property's prime location and period features.

The scope encompassed two primary elements: a bespoke conservatory extension creating 300 square feet of additional reception space, and the transformation of the master bedroom to include a spa-quality en-suite bathroom. The conservatory design required meticulous attention to conservation area regulations, with every detail—from the heritage-style glazing to the sympathetic roof design—carefully considered to gain planning approval.

Our craftsmen worked with precision to integrate the new conservatory seamlessly with the property's Victorian architecture. The master en-suite features marble surfaces sourced from Italy, Dornbracht fixtures, underfloor heating, and a freestanding soaking tub positioned to capture natural light. The twelve-month project timeline allowed for the careful sourcing of materials and execution of work to the highest specification.

This charming one-bedroom apartment in the heart of Wimbledon Village presented an opportunity for complete reinvention. The property, whilst structurally sound, featured outdated fixtures, inefficient layouts, and finishes that failed to reflect the prestigious location. Our client, a young professional relocating to London, sought a modern, efficient living space that maximised every square foot.

The comprehensive renovation encompassed every aspect of the interior: complete rewiring and plumbing replacement, removal of internal walls to create an open-plan living area, installation of a bespoke kitchen with integrated appliances, and a luxurious bathroom transformation featuring contemporary tiles and premium fixtures. We specified engineered oak flooring throughout, integrated LED lighting, and underfloor heating in the bathroom for year-round comfort.

Working within the constraints of an occupied building with shared access required meticulous planning and considerate execution. Our team coordinated all trades efficiently, maintained clear communication with building management and neighbours, and completed the eight-month renovation on schedule. The result is a sophisticated, turnkey apartment that perfectly balances style, functionality, and location.

This characterful two-bedroom Victorian cottage in a quiet Hammersmith street possessed considerable charm but a significant limitation: a single bathroom serving both bedrooms and living areas. Our clients, a young couple planning to start a family, required a practical solution that would add a second bathroom without compromising the cottage's period character or sacrificing living space.

Working with conservation-focused architects, we designed a modest single-storey rear extension creating 120 square feet of additional space. This allowed us to install a fully equipped second bathroom on the ground floor whilst simultaneously reconfiguring the first floor to create an en-suite shower room for the master bedroom. The design carefully respected the cottage's Victorian proportions and materiality, using traditional brickwork externally and period-appropriate fixtures and fittings internally.

The ten-month project required careful navigation of planning restrictions in this residential area. Our expertise in local authority liaison secured approval, and our craftsmen executed the work with minimal disruption to the neighbouring properties. The new bathroom features underfloor heating, a freestanding bathtub, and separate shower enclosure, whilst the upstairs en-suite provides convenient morning functionality. The result enhances the property's practicality whilst preserving its period appeal.

This detached garden annexe project in the sought-after Harrow on the Hill area presented an exciting opportunity to create a completely self-contained one-bedroom dwelling within a mature residential garden. Our clients, homeowners with a substantial property and extensive grounds, required flexible accommodation that could serve multiple purposes: a home office, guest suite, or potential rental income opportunity, all whilst maintaining their main house's privacy.

Working closely with planning consultants and architects specialising in permitted development, we designed a contemporary 550 square foot structure that maximised the permitted development allowances whilst creating a practical and stylish living space. The single-storey build features an open-plan kitchen and living area with bi-fold doors opening onto a private terrace, a generously proportioned bedroom with built-in storage, and a luxurious wet room-style bathroom with underfloor heating throughout.

The construction utilised a timber frame system with brick exterior cladding to complement the main house, high-performance insulation exceeding building regulations, and triple-glazed windows for energy efficiency. All services—electricity, water, and drainage—were carefully connected from the main property whilst maintaining independence. The eleven-month build programme included comprehensive landscaping to integrate the annexe seamlessly into the established garden setting. The result is a versatile, high-specification dwelling that adds substantial value and functionality to the property.