Thoughtful Art Deco Revival in a 1930s Home

Drawing inspiration from the elegance and geometric forms of the Art Deco movement, the house has been thoughtfully reimagined while celebrating its architectural heritage.

Where tradition meets functionality

Blending craftsmanship with contemporary engineering, this Oast House renovation demonstrates how considered design can maximise space without compromising the building’s original character.

A new lease of life in steel

Set against a backdrop of beautifully landscaped grounds and panoramic sea views, this timeless property has undergone a complete transformation through the replacement of its original steel glazing with Fabco’s W20 steel window and door system.

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Letting the light in with Grand Designs

Before our client bought this property in He rne Hill all that stood behind the big, industrial style gates was a derelict, Victorian dairy. A courtyard with..

From pandemic plans to perfect hosting

When designer Poppie Clements and her husband bought their three bedroom Victorian house in London, they decided to live with the kitchen...

Elegant and calming urban sanctuary

Well House is a compelling reinvention of a late Victorian terraced property in East Dulwich, designed by Rosie in collaboration with interior designer Christian Bense..

Authentic aesthetic for My Mid-Century Makeover

The designer and owner for this 1930’s family home in Bucks spent nine months extending & renovating, with the vision of re-injecting period charm back into the property. Taking inspiration from the era, they combined a mid-century aesthetic with a modern edge – influenced from past travels from work & some gorgeous locations they had the pleasure of staying in.

Coastal tranquillity encapsulated in a family home

Set against the backdrop of the West Sussex coastline, this family home is a masterclass in refined coastal living, blending contemporary design with playful, personal touches.