We worked closely with our client and the Swiss architect on the refurbishment of a luxury 6 bedroom chalet in Verbier. We reconfigured an existing chalet and designed a large extension on a plot of land which was acquired next door. The chalet has a large outdoor area with a hot tub.

We made several trips to Switzerland over a year to check on the progress of the building and to source various items which were from local suppliers (kitchen, bathrooms, stone for flooring and worktops, wood etc.) . The chalet has the latest technology including a Geothermal Heat Pump and Lutron Lighting.

The chalet was fully furnished by us and the furniture, lighting, curtains, luxury linens right down to the last knife and fork were sourced and purchased by us from suppliers mainly in the UK and everything was installed in less than a week.

We had worked with our client previously on various projects including a chalet in Switzerland.

We reconfigured the first floor to create two bedrooms and a bathroom and redesigned the ground floor with a more formal seating area and also a relaxed area for watching television and reading.

The lighting was redesigned so that her collection of paintings and sculptures were better displayed and a beautiful new parquet herringbone floor was fitted on the whole of the ground floor.

This project was a complete renovation of a Grade II listed house, creating a beautiful, spacious family home whilst working with the restrictions of it being a listed building. The house had not been updated for many years by the previous owners and so this was the ideal opportunity to put in new lighting, flooring, kitchen and bathrooms as well as creating excellent storage.

We worked with this client on their previous property and it was important to make sure the majority of their existing furniture worked well in the new house.

We worked with the developer advising on the refurbishment of an important Grade II listed building where Winston Churchill once lived.

This property had previously been converted into flats which were looking very tired, so we gave them a new lease of life. Original cornicing was discovered when lowered ceilings were removed, so this was renovated and re-gilded.

We also furnished them for the rental market.

Our clients had lived in this large detached house for a while and now that their children were growing up, we were asked to reconfigure the space for their changing needs.

New wooden flooring was fitted throughout the ground floor, a new Lutron lighting system was installed and even though the Kitchen was not replaced (the units were Smallbone and were very good quality), we reconfigured it, making up new bespoke units where necessary, fitted a new worktop and glass splashbacks and then painted it in a contemporary colour.

Structural work was carried out to make better use of the space including moving the door into the kitchen from the hallway so there is a clear view through when you come in the front door to the lovely large garden.

We were recommended by the selling agent for this property and, working closely in partnership with a young New Zealand architect, we planned and specified  the rebuilding of a shabby two storey Mews house into a light filled three storey home.

A complete redesign and rebuild of a traditional Victorian house to form a contemporary family home with a spiral cellar, glass staircase and ‘chill-out’ garden room.

This family loves entertaining and so a large kitchen / dining / living room was important with access onto the garden so it could be opened up in the Summer to create lots of space. The glass doors to the garden were over 3 metres tall. All of the joinery was bespoke and a sophisticated lighting and sound system was installed.

Working with the South African owner to source furniture, soft furnishings, lighting and accessories to create a sophisticated setting for entertaining.

We update this charming pied a terre in the old Hartley’s Jam Factory near to London Bridge.

A new kitchen and bathroom was fitted and we carried out a small amount of structural work to maximise the use of the space. The lighting was improved and the brick wall works well to keep the slightly industrial feel of the flat and contrasts with the white kitchen.

Collaborating with the bachelor owner to redesign an awkwardly planned interior, our challenge here was to create a free-flowing entertaining space and two well arranged bedrooms and bathrooms.

Our client wanted a complete update of their flat which they had lived in for a while. They moved out for 6 months and we replumbed, rewired, replaced windows, fitted a new fireplace, put in a new kitchen and fitted lots of cupboards for storage.

This project involved a substantial excavation below a double fronted house to provide much needed family space for four growing children and their parents.   

The brief was to include a media and games room, shower, laundry and storage rooms.

The sofa is over 4 metres long and incredibly deep and was delivered in sections so that it would fit down the stairs.

We were asked to decorate and furnish this two bedroom central London flat for our clients who use it as a pied a terre.

We put in a new kitchen and bathroom as well as updated the lighting and sourced and supplied all new furniture, lighting, curtains, blinds, rugs and carpets.

The reconfiguration of this kitchen and living space including the fitting of a new kitchen, bespoke joinery and furniture, adding splashes of colour wherever possible, to create a practical and bright family environment. 

We were asked to update an existing kitchen and study, adding some vibrant colour into the scheme. 

A new tiled floor was fitted in the kitchen with underfloor heating and the units were repainted. Bespoke joinery was designed and fitted to create more storage and to house a TV.

The replanning and refurbishment of an important double fronted house including a large formal drawing room, study and bedroom and bathroom

The renovation and furnishing of a double fronted, six bedroom house in a prime Putney street, on behalf of a busy working mother of three. Excellent communication skills were essential to ensure the project ran to budget and on time.

We project managed the building work of a 3 bedroom apartment in central London working with our client and her interior designer. This included 2 new bathrooms, a new kitchen, joinery, sanding down and refinishing the existing wooden floor and a full redecoration.

The flat was rewired including repositioning the spotlights to light up the artwork, fitting pendants and 5 amp circuits, with everything on dimmers for maximum atmosphere. We installed new curtains and blinds, rugs and beds.