residential projects
north london house
Aesthetic Harmony: The Transformation of a Victorian Terrace House into a Modern Sanctuary.
This elegantly renovated three-storey Victorian terrace house expertly combines historic origins with modern aesthetics. Bathed in abundant natural light and featuring wood as a central element, the interior departs from traditional Victorian palettes, favouring warm, earthy hues against whitewashed walls. Antique parquet flooring from an 18th-century French church and a sophisticated wrought iron staircase contribute to the home's distinct character. The garden, influenced by Japanese aesthetics and Kettle's Yard, provides a serene outdoor retreat amidst the urban setting, echoing the house's successful blend of history, modernity, and contemporary urban living.
balcorne street
A paired back space for a Victorian townhouse. Using a muted palette, dramatic black window frames, grey Silestone quartz and rich Jacobean oak flooring. Hidden storage and simple shelving maximised the space while exposed brick pillars pointed to the building’s history. The bathroom was meticulously planned to make intelligent use of the limited space.
navarino road
A contemporary Scandinavian inspired design, working sensitively with its period surroundings. Floorboards were prepared with a Swedish soap finish, whilst integrated bespoke storage solutions, simple shelving and a singular kitchen oak worktop encouraged the feeling of volume, space and light.