Author: Reinhard

A new one-storey extension featuring an open-plan dining, kitchen and living space that opens onto the rear garden through large sliding doors, allowing natural light to flow into the rear of the property. As the garden sits one storey below ground level, an external staircase has been designed to connect the rear garden to the front entrance, improving access and creating a stronger relationship between the different levels of the home.

The bespoke joinery is seamlessly integrated into the staircase design. Work has just started on site and we look forward to seeing this project being built.

Attended the Grand Designs Live Show and had the great pleasure of meeting Kevin McCloud. Fantastic weekend connecting with clients and discussing exciting project opportunities. If you missed out, get in touch with us to explore your project ideas.

We visited site today to review the progress of our Phase One extension design. Significant progress is being made, with the blockwork well underway, rooflights being installed and the steels incorporated in line with our drawings and the engineer’s specified positions. The building shown on site when finished will explore a trapezium based geometry beneath a gable roof, allowing the external brickwork façade to continue seamlessly throughout. Internally, the spaces include a snug, utility room, and storage area. Future proposals allow for the development of an additional bedroom and ensuite.

We are currently working on a residential project in Trumpington, Cambridge, in conjunction with Katie Malik Design Studio to redesign and modernise the original build intentions, whilst introducing a rear extension and a sizeable new outbuilding connected to the existing garage. A 3D model was developed as a key design tool to explore the extension and outbuilding proposals, enabling the client to clearly visualise the design intent.

Our new-build project is finally completed, subject to a final snagging inspection, ensuring our technical detail is delivered with no visible defects. We are delighted with the outcome and with how our ideas have helped transform our client’s vision into a finished home.

A great start to the year being included in the 2026 Interior Design Yearbook!

The featured project is a townhouse on Onslow Road in Richmond. Our proposal transformed the interiors across each floor using traditional detailing and a natural colour palette. At lower-ground level, the space was opened up and extended with a modern Portland stone-clad extension, creating a generous open-plan family kitchen, dining and living area and enhancing the connection between inside and outside.