@LigneRosetWestend always host a great London Design Festival reception.

Great networking as always at PropNet hosted by Adair

An early Nash Terrace project from 1994. Blurring inside and outside space through water flowing between them.

Good to see our mixed-use design on Western Avenue approaching completion.

Great lab coat party at David Miller Architects, celebrating their life science work in Kings Cross.

Great speed networking hosted by Knight Frank for Freehold last night!

We were pleased when we secured planning for this sculptural infill house extension in the Victorian Parkhill Conservation Area in Camden.

Looking back at our earlier remodelling of Nash terraced houses in Regents Park in 2001, we came across Brunswick Place, the house that the Crown Estate suggested as an exemplar for future work on these magnificent houses.

When we remodelled this Nash house in Regents Park it was the first time permission was granted for a fresh approach to restoration and remodelling of a Crown Estate listed building, subsequently held up by them as an exemplar of what they would like to see.

Our Mayfair restaurant created a relaxed, contemporary atmosphere, and showed off, as in a museum, some of the owner’s antique Chinese artefacts.

The collection of Chinese antiques of our client at the Princess Garden in Mayfair provided us with a design opportunity to integrate their display into the customers’ experience so that they would feel as if they were dining in a private museum.

Delighted to see our residential project in Merton becoming a valued part of the neighbourhood.

Blending old and new in Merton! Our design brings street access to the maisonettes and deck access to the flats above—echoing the neighbourhood's charm with bay windows and timeless materials.

Two wings, one language - Our Merton residential project bridges scale and style, echoing its neighbours with brick, fluted tiles, and a light unified feel.

Endless Wiring. Effortless Living. Welcome to the future of fully automated homes. Great for Belsize Architects to be on site in St John's Wood with De Courcey Builders and Adair Ltd.

House remodelling in Cannon Place, Hampstead, where a new basement offers a view to a waterfall from the garden above.

Cannon Place remodelling; a timber-clad folded steel sheet creates the lightest of cantilevered stairs for the core circulation

Cannon Place: Staircase detail

Having persuaded a client not to cut down a tree we were then able to make it the focus of our design in this extension and refurbishment in Hampstead.

The extent of the interest aroused by our post of the house in Hampstead wrapped round a tree prompts us to offer a couple more shots.