Wattletree

This 1900’s Edwardian home was damaged by hail storms and required extensive restoration. Sagging ceilings, sinking walls, and structural deterioration posed many challenges, so adding contemporary upgrades while preserving the beautiful heritage charm was crucial. Close collaboration with our partners LSA Architects, and our specialised team of craftsmen was instrumental in achieving this delicate balance between modernisation and tradition.

Leveraging our expertise in period home restoration and strong trade relationships, we skilfully executed the demolition and construction processes while meticulously preserving intricate heritage details. This involved constructing a temporary steel structure to support the upper floor whilst we demolished the house below, we underpinned the walls, addressed the water damage, implemented a new drainage system, and reconfigured spaces to accommodate a growing family. 

In addition, we created a modern recreational zone and a bespoke kitchen featuring a skylight for natural light. Minimalistic colour palettes and luxurious finishes, including imported light switches from London and hand-made floor grills further enhanced the home’s elegance. Despite the obstacles, the project achieved a seamless blend of modernity and tradition.