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Blended realities: homes that mix traditional and modern design
Creepy coal cellars, sad side returns and heaving holding cells – just some of the things we simply don’t need
New on the market for 2023: five unique lofts for sale in London
Start the new year in style with five unique lofts for sale in London across five of the most creative
Don’t sell your unique home in London: you might do better to let it
This one’s a slightly tricky subject with the current increased cost of living. However, if you own a unique home
The best homes of 2022: which one is your favourite?
Happy New Year! If you’re nursing a sore head from last night’s celebrations, or you’d simply like some easy Sunday
Paul Andrews from BBC Interior Design Masters makes his Shoreditch Home for sale
Discover what the home of a BBC interior design master looks like as Paul Andrews makes his Shoreditch home for
Find or sell a unique home off-market
A lot of buyers and sellers we deal with absolutely hate using property portals like Rightmove and Zoopla. If they
The history of Rowley Way and why we love it
In the midst of the swinging 60s, Neave Brown, the architect of Rowley Way in the borough of Camden, had
Take me to church: from tin tabernacle to cosy live work home in Devon
What’s the first thing you picture when you think about live work? Office chairs spinning across concrete floors, or perhaps
Buy me a river: coastal and waterside homes for sale in London, Sussex and Kent
Do you dream of living close to a river or by the sea? Then take a look at these unique
Madelaine’s diary: a week in the world of unique Sussex homes
The truism of contemporary self-employed life that “no two days are the same” has been ringing in my ears recently.
Spiritual conversions: unique homes in former religious buildings
You don’t need to be a faithful follower to be enchanted by ecclesiastical architecture. From tiny chapels and massive cathedrals
East London To Exeter
During the summer of 2021, Pier Chinellato and Katherine Leat, the husband and wife duo behind Fabrica Architecture, upped sticks
Own A Slice Of Shoreditch Art History
As the location of Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas’ art shop in the 1990s, this four-storey freehold home and workspace
Life in the quiet lane – uncover the joy of mews houses in London
Tucked away from public view, mews houses in London were initially built for coaches & horses, staff accommodation, and storage.
Top Of The Class – Our Maximalist Victorian Sunday School Conversion In Brixton
Martin and Roy talk about their gorgeous Victorian Sunday school conversion in South West London, just off the top of
North London loft apartments: some of our favourite buildings
North London is a funny old bird, famed as much for its snobbish contempt of South London as it is
How Belsize Park was nearly ruined, and how Eton saved the day
Belsize Park has arguably the best alfresco cafe culture in London. Its extra-wide pavements are immediately recognisable, not least because
Moving to the Kent coast? Five of the best Thanet towns to explore
The migration of city dwellers leaving the big smoke for sunnier climes has created something of a renaissance for moving
“We own the first Modernist house built in the UK”
It’s not often we start a property article with a trigger warning. However, to fully appreciate the historical importance of
Art Deco vs Modernism: what’s the difference?
When it comes to Art Deco vs Modernism, these two enduringly fashionable architectural movements often get confused. Part of that
Bermondsey warehouse apartment becomes our office for the day
Continuing our Home Office series: the team spend the day working from a Bermondsey warehouse apartment, where the creativity flows!
East London loft apartments: some of our favourite buildings
Go back 30 years, and who would’ve thought that the ultimate in hot property would be East London loft apartments?
Madelaine Moved To Sussex
Five years ago our very own Madelaine Cooper moved to St Leonards in Sussex. Here’s a historic and current take
Re-worked warehouse apartment in London Bridge
Moving around the world has played a significant role in the life of Patrick Lau, the retired BAFTA-nominated director whose
