[Project Name] — Fulham Home Renovation

The challenge

[Placeholder narrative — describe the property's condition at purchase, the family's brief, and the constraints: e.g. a four-bedroom Victorian terrace last updated in the 1980s, with a dark, compartmentalised ground floor, failing services and no connection to the garden. The clients wanted an open family kitchen, a fourth bathroom and a home that would not need touching again for twenty years.]

Design approach

[Placeholder narrative — explain the key design moves: the rear extension and structural opening that unified kitchen, dining and garden; the decision to keep and restore the front reception's original cornicing and joinery; the material palette; how the loft conversion added the principal suite.]

Construction

[Placeholder narrative — describe the build sequence: strip-out, structural steels, extension shell, first fix, plastering, second fix, decoration; party wall process with both neighbours; how the programme was maintained; weekly client reporting.]

The result

[Placeholder narrative — the finished home: light, flow, craftsmanship details worth naming (shadow-gap skirting, bespoke oak joinery, reclaimed-brick extension), and what the family says about living in it.]