Lambeth Marsh House is a single-family home renovated by London-based Fraher Architects. Project description: Lambeth Marsh House had been left unoccupied for over ten years and is a two storey listed house situated within a Conservation area in Lambeth, London. The house was originally developed for artisan workers – in the form of modest, brick built terraced houses, […]
The Grade II Listed highstreet property has been extensively reconfigured, refurbished and extended to become a new destination in Bruton, home of Hauser + Wirth and The Chapel.
Designed by London-based Sigmar Interior Design Service, Surrey House is a bright and airy family home, offering a grand yet homely feel that invites you to move around with ease.
Roman Road Gallery is a renovation and expansion project recently completed by Threefold Architects in London, UK. Project description: The location of the Roman Road Gallery is a narrow and contextually complex site in the heart of Bethnal Green, London. The brief for the project was both unique and challenging; to create a dynamic new
Garden House is a new home, studio and gallery under a ‘hanging-basket’ roof for Whitaker Malem: the artist and costume-maker duo behind works by Allen Jones, fashion designers Hussein Chalayan and Alexander McQueen and numerous film costumes including Harry Potter, Batman and Wonderwoman. The previous single-storey live-work studio that Whitaker Malem had occupied since 1996
LLI Design have recently completed their Southwood project, a total interior design and refurbishment of a 4 story 1970’s London townhouse. The project has been awarded “Best Interior Design Private Residence London” in the UK Property Awards – 2015 / 2016. The Southwood house had tremendous potential and the new owners, a young professional couple, wanted
Architects: AR Design Studio Project The Stables Location: Headbourne Worthy, Winchester, UK Photographs: Martin Gardner This dilapidated stable block has been remodeled into a refreshingly minimalistic house whilst retaining key pieces of its characteristic history, such as the re-conditioned stable partitions and the painstakingly restored drinking troughs, which have been brought back to life as wash basins,
Little remained of the original grandeur but its elegant proportions of the Edwardian style. It was decided to divide the house in two, with the private areas confined to the original upper levels and the public areas to the new rear addition. It was important that two areas were clearly separated and could be seen on entry through the house.
