Project

Once a dingy 1950’s detached house, the property at 133 Lambley Lane underwent a major refurbishment and is now bright and spacious, designed with the understanding that contemporary style can also be homely. The property has a mix of open plan space and separate living areas with a layout that allows for privacy with bedrooms, shower rooms and a utility area tucked away and a flexible open entertaining space.

An energy efficient design with underfloor heating, large windows and folding doors that allow all year-round natural light and make the most of the views of the surrounding gardens and greenery.

The house was also given a complete external face-lift, with natural cedar wood-cladding and a soft white render.

Project

This traditional Victorian detached property in the Lady Bay area of West Bridgford required modernisation through a complete renovation of the original house and the addition of a large contemporary style extension.

During the first phase of the project, the original house was refurbished, modernising the interior with a complete plumbing and electrical upgrade, new bathrooms, stairway, flooring and decoration throughout. The windows to the property were replaced and upgraded with modern sash windows, in keeping with the Victorian era.

The second phase of the project involved the addition of a gabled, double-height extension with mezzanine level above and an open plan bespoke kitchen, dining area and family space with full height sliding doors leading out onto the rear garden and patio.

The aim was to fuse the character of the original structure with modern contemporary design, incorporating a huge glazed apex window with its design cues taken from the Victorian gables to the front of the original building.

The aim was to fuse the character of the original structure with modern contemporary design, incorporating a huge glazed apex window with its design cues taken from the Victorian gables to the front of the original building.

Project

This client wanted us to renovate and remodel their tired and dated property in West Bridgford. Long term, they also wanted to increase the living space with a side and rear extension. It was agreed that we would tackle this project with a two phase approach.

The aim during phase one was to upgrade the existing house with full rewiring and new plumbing throughout. We also sought to maximise the space at the rear of the house creating a lovely open plan kitchen/diner space with views out onto the garden. We fitted a sleek but temporary open-plan kitchen which will be re-purposed into a utility in the new extension as part of phase 2 of the project.

Extensive changes to the interior decor were made by introducing a modern twist on traditional design. The upstairs bathroom was knocked through and upgraded with a traditional roll top bath and statement tiling.

Our team continue to work closely with our client to complete Phase 2 in the coming months.

Project

Development of a rear extension to create an open plan living space comprising of, kitchen, dining and living room with an external dining area.

On the first floor the project includes a new family bathroom and extension to the master bedroom. The exterior uses a thin cladding profile to create a contemporary aesthetic with the wrapped around metal roof.

Project

Grade II Listed Victoria Mill Draycott, built around 1890 as a lace factory, sensitively restored, refurbished and converted into 115 quality one and two bedroom apartments.

Project

This modern energy-efficient new home features an open-plan layout with underfloor heating warming the polished concrete-effect floor tiles that run throughout the ground floor. Four bedrooms upstairs include en suites with a large family bathroom complete with 1200mm shower enclosure, free-standing bath and a curved tiled wall creating the feel of a luxurious home spa. Large amounts of insulation, an air source heat pump, solar panels, sewage treatment plant and rainwater harvesting all ensure the property’s green credentials.