The Oxshott Basement: Adding Luxury Space Without Touching the Grounds
Look at what Oxshott's mansions actually contain and a pattern emerges. Swimming pools, gyms, cinemas, wine rooms, even
Look at what Oxshott's mansions actually contain and a pattern emerges. Swimming pools, gyms, cinemas, wine rooms, even
Go for a walk around Shirley or Selsdon and you'll lose count of the 1930s semis. Bay window, pebbledash or brick, and a
Here's what trips up most London homeowners: there's no single set of rules for extending in the capital. What your neig
Orpington has a split personality when it comes to extending. Across most of its 1930s suburban streets, adding space is
A cellar conversion can be the cheapest extra room you ever add, or an expensive hole in the ground. The difference come
New Malden has a housing type it does better than almost anywhere else in the Kingston borough, and it shapes what most
It's a fair question, and one worth asking before you appoint anyone. London is full of architecture practices, and plen
Loft conversions are one of the most popular ways homeowners in Battersea add space without moving, and it makes sense w
Richmond throws up the same handful of problems again and again for homeowners planning an extension. This piece works t
Most Ealing homeowners spend weeks comparing architects. Very few spend the same time thinking about the builder.
Southwark is two boroughs in one. There is the Southwark of Borough Market, the Shard, and the riverfront that everyone
Most homeowners think about extensions in spring, when the garden's visible and the idea of more space feels urgent. Wor