Victorian Terrace House, Hampstead

This Victorian terrace was reimagined room by room, balancing the preservation of its original character — ceiling roses, deep skirtings, sash windows — with a considered programme of new work to the rear of the house.

At the back, a lime-plastered garden room extension replaces a dated kitchen, its glazed pitched roof and full-height glazing drawing daylight down into a space finished in deep, tactile tones that sit in deliberate contrast to the pale calm of the original rooms.

Upstairs, a restrained material palette continues — rust linen, walnut and bronze against calm, panelled walls — while the kitchen was rebuilt in sage-green joinery and honed concrete, opening the ground floor into one considered sequence of rooms.