New houses
On infill plots, garden sites and open land.
What would you change at home?
A small studio for houses, extensions and refits, sketch to handover.
What do you design?
Mostly homes, for the people who will live in them.
Extensions
- Kitchens that open to the garden
- Studies and garden rooms
- Loft rooms and new stairs
Refits
- Whole-house plans, reworked
- New openings and daylight
- Insulation, windows and heat
Old buildings
Barns, terraces and older houses, repaired and reused.
How does a project run?
Each stage is agreed and priced before it begins.
| Number | Stage | What happens | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brief | We visit the site and listen | A written brief and a survey |
| 2 | Concept | Two or three options, drawn | Plans, sketches and a model |
| 3 | Planning | We prepare the application | The drawings the council asks for |
| 4 | Technical | Detail for builders to price | A tender set |
| 5 | On site | Visits through the build | Sign-off at handover |
What should it feel like inside?
Calm rooms, plain materials, daylight from more than one side.
What else do people ask?
Is my project too small?
Rarely: a single room is as welcome as a whole house.
How are fees worked out?
A fixed fee for each stage, agreed in writing before it starts.
Will I need planning permission?
Smaller work often does not; we check at the first visit.
Can I use my own builder?
Yes, and we stay on hand through the build.
Where is your project?
Tell us where, and roughly what.