Chilham House, a prominent Edwardian Villa fronting a grade II listed park, is nestled within two-thirds of an acre. The newly added two-storey extension, designed with simplicity and an open-plan concept, seamlessly blends indoor living with the beauty of its natural surroundings.
Nestled among the classic Victorian terraces of West Hampstead, Minty House was transformed to create a spacious, cohesive, and unique home. This project included a full refurbishment and a kitchen extension to expand into the side return and improve the connection to the garden.
The West London House project, led by Tom St Aubyn, transformed a once-deteriorating property into a stylish and comfortable family home. Originally, the house was plagued by structural issues, shaking every time vehicles passed by, creating an uncomfortable living environment.
Set in the scenic village of South Kelsey, near the Lincolnshire Wolds, the Old Rectory Residence by ID Architecture offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern design. Surrounded by 8 secluded acres, this peaceful sanctuary features serene ponds, a grassy paddock, a wooded spinney, and spacious gardens to the north and east, creating a beautiful, tranquil environment.
Holly Cottage, a Grade II Listed property in Meonstoke, Hampshire, has been thoughtfully extended by Studio BAD Architects to accommodate the evolving needs of a growing family. This project masterfully balances the historical essence of the cottage with a distinctly contemporary addition, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Homeowners Caroline and Alan faced a unique decision: move to Australia for its sun-soaked alfresco living or stay in their beloved London. Opting to remain, they engaged Mulroy Architects to address their home’s lack of natural light and restricted views due to a north-facing garden and a shadowed rear façade.
Medway House, located in East London, is a two-storey period terraced property within a Conservation Area. Designed by Archer + Braun Architecture, the project carefully balances the preservation of the property’s historical charm while introducing modern elements to create a functional and contemporary living space.
The Oxfordshire Country Conversion by Woldon Architects is a stunning restoration of a farmstead that was once part of the Sarsden Estate. Located near the River Evenlode, this once-unoccupied site had fallen into disrepair over the years.
