Rosebery House is a project designed by Paul Archer Design. The clients had just installed a new kitchen, when they realised the house needed much more attention. They approached us and the main brief was ?to get things right!?. So we ended up doing a full refurbishment of the house, we touched every room and every surface. In some areas more intervention was needed, in other areas we only replaced finishes. Photography courtesy of Paul Archer Design.

We re-designed bathrooms, changed the layout of the master bedroom and added bespoke furniture. We changed floor finishes throughout and added details like the new roof light above the landing with custom shelving to display some records from the clients vast collection.
The biggest intervention however, are changes to the loft and rear, replacing the existing conservatory. The existing conservatory facing the garden was cold and drafty and had to be replaced with a new extension. The clients had just re-done their kitchen including new large format tiles throughout. Part of the brief was not to disturb the floor. To avoid any works to the existing (shallow) foundations or underpinning our suggestion was to place new supporting columns outside the footprint of the conservatory, this way we saved the existing floor and created the effect of a floating roof. This effect is supported by the band of glass between the existing house and extension roof. The roof itself features a circular roof light, addi...