Projects
Every build is a balance of function, design, and environmental responsibility.
From timber frame extensions to full kitchen and bathroom renewals, we transform homes to be brighter, more energy-efficient, and future-proof.
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![Under construction wooden framework of a building extension attached to a brick house, with construction tools and scaffolding around.]()
Smart Upgrades, Sustainable Comfort — Long Ashton, Bristol
Timber frame extension above the garage with wood fibre insulation, adding a spacious ensuite and improved layout.
High-performance glazing and energy-efficient design deliver long-term comfort and lower energy costs.
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![Backside of a building under construction with gray exterior walls, scaffolding, and a sliding glass door. Construction equipment is visible, and shadows of nearby trees are cast on the walls.]()
Light-Filled Living with a Low-Impact Footprint — Bedminster, Bristol
Transformed a lower ground floor into a functional, light-filled space with panoramic views, solar-powered Velux windows, cork flooring, and birch ply storage.
Smart design that balances style, comfort, and sustainability. -
![A small modern bathroom with a toilet, a sink, a mirrored cabinet, a shower with glass doors, and a heated towel rack. The walls are white with a marble pattern, and the floor is light wood.]()
Smart Space, Sustainable Impact — Bath HMO
Created a new ensuite by reconfiguring existing space, boosting comfort for residents while reducing material waste.
Efficient, eco-conscious, and value-driven design that maximises space and sustainability.
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![Modern kitchen with green subway tile backsplash, wooden open shelves, and a white countertop. A bowl of bananas, apples, and pears is on the island. There is a window above the sink and various small decor items on the shelves.]()
Bright, Functional & Future-Proof — Shirehampton, Bristol
Reimagined kitchen, dining, and sunroom with natural light upgrades and reused structural elements.
Sustainable design meets everyday comfort — better flow, lower impact, lasting value.
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![A house extension with wooden cladding, large glass sliding doors, and a small window, under construction with tools and building materials around.]()
Light-Filled, Low-Impact Living — Wells, Somerset
Replaced an outdated kitchen with a timber-framed extension featuring energy-efficient materials and generous natural light.
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![Construction site of a house roof, with scaffolding surrounding the building. The roof is partially dismantled, showing wooden support beams and insulation. Tools and construction materials are placed on the platform, and a level is laid across the top of the roof. A window is visible in the lower part of the building.]()
Sustainable transformation - Filton, Bristol
Spacious timber frame extension with wood fibre insulation, upgraded heating to an air source heat pump, underfloor heating, and solar + battery systems.
Lower energy bills, reduced carbon footprint, and beautifully reimagined living spaces — all in one sustainable build. -
![A vintage clawfoot bathtub with gray exterior and white interior, situated on a wooden floor in a bathroom with green walls and white wainscoting. A ceiling light illuminates the room.]()
Timeless Charm Meets Modern Comfort — Cotswolds
Period cottage bathroom renewed with freestanding bath, bespoke sink unit, and underfloor heating.
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![Kitchen with white cabinets, wooden countertops, a sink, a gas stove, and built-in ovens.]()
Fresh, Functional & Family-Ready — Kingsdown, Bristol
Full kitchen renewal with underfloor heating, tiled flooring, and a bespoke stable door.
Comfort, efficiency, and lasting charm for a growing family.
