Streatham
A truly unique home and one of its kind — a concrete-poured “nesting house” designed by architects Bureau de Change and documented for Channel 4’s Ugly House to Lovely House.
The interior is deliberately idiosyncratic, using bold, sculptural forms to allow the architecture to take centre stage, creating spaces that feel both striking and considered.
Architects - Bureau Du Change
Stratford
upon Avon
A considered example of contemporary living within a period home, featured on Channel 4’s George Clarke’s Old House, New Home.
The large-scale renovation centred around a generous kitchen, living and dining extension, flooded with natural light. Classic contemporary finishes were paired with a contrasting colour palette to create a space that feels both refined and confidently modern, while sitting comfortably within the home’s original character.
Maida Vale
This statement two-bedroom flat is set within one of Maida Vale’s historic mansion blocks. The owner’s love of geometric pattern is expressed through bespoke kitchen doors, which connect seamlessly to form a design feature in their own right. With space at a premium, a carefully considered kitchen reconfiguration created room for a dedicated dining area while also allowing for a more generous second bedroom.