The Project
Cooper's Hill
This project involved a complete interior overhaul - new architectural detailing, window treatment, lighting and colour schemes throughout. Bespoke furniture designs included an oak-glass staircase, woodburning fireplace and three new bathrooms. Interiors retained their Danish authenticity as simple, streamlined and understated. Designed within millimetre precision, this quietly elegant home presents at the highest design and installation standards.
Helle & Grant
The Project
Twickenham
This extensive renovation project required full interior planning and design specification management to include a rear extension and loft living space. The ground floor featured a new minimalist kitchen, dining and snug areas which filtered through to the front reception via pocket doors. The upper floor conversions included a bedroom to ensuite and walk-in wardrobe while the loft was transformed into two bedrooms and a family bathroom. The entire property benefited from modern, eco-friendly paint colour schemes, designer lighting and bespoke furniture designs - a slide & hide media/kids study unit, extra tall pocket doors, funky cloakroom, full under-stair storage and fireplace feature wall. Over the years, I have continued to work with Ed & Danielle on their new acquired Richmond Hill home.
Ed & Danielle Robinson
The Project
Hampton
This full home renovation project included spatial planning for new bathrooms and a kitchen as part of the 'creating new space' brief which involved the removal of structural walls. The entire property was stripped back to bare bricks and prepared for a complete design and the build overhaul. The new modern beachy-themed interiors and bespoke furniture designs allowed for maximum use of all interior spaces. Working with the clients' building contractor, we handled unforeseen site issues quickly and efficiently to find innovative solutions and keep the project moving at pace.
Caroline
& Mike
The Project
Staines
Having previously designed two bathrooms, Nicola asked me to manage her home renovation project. This involved the removal of all but one structural wall which was reconfigured to feature a the recessed television and act as a natural divide to the new open space while providing support. Fully furnished and finished with contemporary furniture, lighting, wallpaper and bespoke window treatment, the interior presents as unique and homely. The newly enclosed, cedar cladded porch also added muddy boots storage and warm modern curb appeal with slick, wooden frontage.
