Discover the impressive Elgin Avenue House by MW Architects, a light-filled family home nestled within a secluded sunken garden in Maida Vale. This transformation addresses common issues found in lower ground floor properties, turning a dark and poorly arranged flat into a vibrant and functional living space.
Discover the stunning transformation of Middle Park House by Katherine Charlton Design (KCD). KCD beautifully extended and renovated this Victorian terrace house, creating a seamless blend of its original architecture with contemporary open-plan living spaces.
Discover the remarkable transformation of The White House by MW Architects, perched atop Highgate Hill in London. This charming 18th-century residence overlooks the entrance to Waterlow Park and offers stunning views of the city beyond. Although its simple white facade might blend in with its grander neighbors, the house holds a fascinating history that MW Architects have carefully restored.
Eddie Garden House by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture showcases a stunning terrace renovation in Melbourne’s vibrant Fitzroy North. Built on a compact 140sqm site, this project aimed to create a comfortable three-bedroom, one-bathroom home. The clients sought to increase natural light, improve airflow, and enhance privacy—all while incorporating a peaceful garden oasis within the bustling inner city.
Located quietly in Sydney’s historic Castlecrag, The Meller House by The Stylesmiths stands out as a beautiful blend of old and new. Castlecrag, a suburb designed by the famous architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin, provides a rich and inspiring setting for this stunning home.
This home was inspired by “Kintsugi”, the Japanese art of filling cracks in old and worn pottery with gold. It is a remodel and addition project at the base of the Colorado Rockies. We transformed an old, cramped kitchen, living, and dining space into a seamless, modern main level.
Barefoot House by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects embodies simple, tactile, and understated beauty. The clients envisioned a home where their growing family could connect deeply with each other and the natural surroundings. To achieve this, the architects centered the design around the concept of “barefoot meandering.”
Adam Knibb Architects took on the challenge of extending and refurbishing Trevally House, a beloved period dwelling. Their goal was to create a unique, contemporary addition without losing the home’s existing charm. To achieve this, they replaced an old conservatory with a modern ground floor extension that spans the entire width of the property.
