Case Studies

This architecturally designed project incorporated a complete re-engineering of the internal floor levels and wall structure. Incorporated in the design was a curved theme from door entrances, walls plus a cantilevered elliptical staircase. This project was an existing challenge for us, where our in-house joiners excelled. The finished project was included in Open House London, plus the Unique character award for Don’t Move Improve awards. Architects: Gundry & Ducker Photography by Andrew Meredith

For this listed mid-Victorian property, we created a rear extension with a lowered rear garden terrace, which also incorporated a full internal and external refurbishment. The use of natural and Terrazzo stone with Oak joinery is a large part of the visual and architectural finish. The solid Oak pivot doors and windows and all the interior joinery/kitchen was made by our in-house joiner. Photography by Nick Dearden.

For this project, we demolished a 1950’s detached house in order to build this large 400 Sqm 5-bedroom new build house. Along with a high-end specification throughout. This project included a full heat recovery system, Solar panels with a battery backup and a rainwater harvesting system. All the joinery and staircase were constructed by our in-house joinery team. Architects: Mathew Giles Architects

This Modernist apartment required a complete refurbishment and remodelling of the interior. This incorporated a full joinery package and some simple free-standing furniture, all elegantly designed to fit a modernist theme60’s. In collaboration with MPH Architects.

A split-level rear extension covering 2 floors on one side and 3 on the other. This superbly designed addition incorporated our joiner made Douglas Fir pocket sliding door system with a set of large, fixed windows above. Including one of our joiner made kitchens in a black stained Oak and with a white gloss section of fridges, cupboards and shelving built within the wall space. Included in Open House 2016. In collaboration with Gundry & Ducker Architects.

For this 4-storey town house we created a new 3-story rear extension with a 2-storey vaulted glazed window that flooded the lower ground kitchen with light. There was also a loft conversion with lots of internal restructure to the rest of the property including the lower ground under street vaults that were incorporated into the property as a utility room and bathroom. There were some fantastic finishes incorporated into the final design with a full joinery package completed by our in-house joiners. Architect: Gundry & Ducker. Photography: Felix Speller.

This highly original and contemporary extension reached beyond the existing boundary into the natural division between the neighbouring semi-detached property. Including a full bespoke joinery package, including a hand painted octagonal pattern to the floor. In collaboration with Gundry & Ducker Architects.

A new build set between 2 Victorian terraced houses. Set over 3 floors with 2 bedrooms and garage space for a car. Incorporates bespoke joinery and panelling. Photography: Luke White

A glass connected side extension to a Victorian house in Hackney. Includes a bespoke kitchen and other joinery. In collaboration with ZCD Architects. Photography: Charles Hosea

Large extension, detached garage, full external / internal refurbishment and extensive joinery package to an arts and crafts house in west London. In collaboration with Ashton Porter Architects. Photography: Andy Stagg

A full refurbishment to this penthouse apartment in London's west end. This build required a full joinery package including a hand painted kitchen and a Carrara Marble full slab on-suite bathroom. In collaboration with Gundry & Ducker Architects. 

Prior to the extension and refurbishment, this run-down two-bedroom flat did not harness the fantastic views and light that now characterise this house.  The zinc clad loft extension created a modern spacious 3-bedroom flat complete with a third-floor balcony and roof garden.  In collaboration with Giles Pike Architects. 

A full refurbishment to a 6 bedroom penthouse flat. Previously this large flat spread over two floors was poorly partitioned and had no sense of its own potential. With an extensive refurb, including a very large joinery packaged, the flat was transformed with open plan living, a spacious master bedroom with on-suite and bedrooms to the top floo

A rough formed concrete extension, including a full refurbishment.

Exposed concrete extension with a 1st floor brick addition, including a black velcromat MDF kitchen. Included in Open House London 2018.

This full refurbishment of a grade two listed building required us to reinstate the period features, including cornices, architraves, and skirtings. A modern take on a traditional theme, also including one of our bespoke kitchens. The build incorporated a semi-basement excavation in order to create extra space to lower ground floor. 

A full refurbishment and fit to a bubble tea restaurant in West Kensington. In collaboration with Gundry & Ducker Architects.

A fully refurbished 5 story town House in N1. In this project, among an extension and many alterations, we underpinned the basement to create a lowered floor giving the kitchen more height, which also allowed a small sauna to be sited under the front steps. The beautifully designed master bathroom incorporated a bespoke brushed brass marble sink stand with a mirror and light unit fixed behind. In collaboration with Gundry & Ducker Architects.

A full refurbishment including a 3-story rear extension built with handmade bricks, hydraulic lime mortar and a zinc clad loft conversion. In collaboration with 51 architectures. Kitchen designed and made by Vialle and Co. Photography: Jim Stephenson.

This 4-bedroom apartment in NW% was originally built as a Piano factory. This full conversion ensured to maintain some of the wide-open spaces, raw brickwork and concrete whilst ensuring to enhance functionality and style.

Side and loft extension with a large glazing package. Including a full internal refurbishment. As seen in Open House 2019. Photographer: Matt Clayton