We restored a Lisbon apartment on Avenida da Liberdade, preserving its 19th-century proportions and architectural details while subtly updating the space to showcase the client’s contemporary art and design collection.

We transformed a two-storey Bethnal Green house into a bright, calm, and functional home for an architect client, adding a skylight, garden-facing window seat, conservatory, and a luxurious white-and-marble bathroom while maintaining spatial clarity and simplicity.

A central London flat for a multi-generational family, creating a flexible, simple space that accommodates both short stays for two adults and longer visits for multiple family members.

We remodelled and extended a 1950s Rudy Mock-designed house, reorganizing its five levels around a top-lit central staircase and expanding rear-facing windows to maximize light and south-facing garden views.

Singapore apartment in The Arcadia, creating a central living space divided into a formal entertaining area opening onto a wraparound balcony and a quieter family zone overlooking the internal courtyard.

Transforming a former market cart store into a consolidated building that retains parts of the original façade and walls while meeting a tight budget.

A converted Victorian schoolhouse flat was transformed with a sculptural mezzanine and a suspended ‘hanging’ kitchen, creating layered, open-plan spaces with flexible privacy between levels.