Planning and listed building consent was obtained to demolish and re-build the extension (constructed over 40 years ago using inappropriate materials).

We designed the new extension to be re-built in brick with lime mortar, with detailing and sash windows appropriate to the period of the house.

The kitchen has an oak herringbone floor and the fenestration and cornices complement those elsewhere in the house. These details are juxtaposed by a minimalist kitchen design.

The kitchen features the owners' refurbished Aga, and the area is top lit by a light well fitted with structural glazing.

The architectural details of the house were carefully repaired, and reinstated where lost.

The plasterwork and joinery throughout were repaired, and working shutters reinstated. Bookcases were designed for the alcoves alongside the fireplace.

The rear garden was landscaped and the unstable garden wall was re-built using the original bricks.