Renovation projects: bathrooms, kitchens, ceilings, stairs

Bathrooms with seamless finishes and tiling

Level-access showers with linear drains, niches, seamless counters with integrated basins, wall-mounted taps and wall-hung WCs. In these bathrooms the jointless finish and indirect lighting do much of the visual work.

Bathroom with grey seamless finish and black designer towel rail — Seamless finish and designer towel rail

Cloakroom with black countertop basin and wall-hung WC — Cloakroom with wall-hung WC

Bathroom with blue textured wall tiles and light floor — Blue textured wall tiling

Attic bathroom with bath and blue tiled front — Bath with tiled front panel

Shower with light seamless finish and indirect lighting — Walk-in shower with indirect light

Shower with niche and black ceiling rain head — Niche and ceiling rain shower

Shower with glass screen, dark grey wall and linear drain — Level-access shower with linear drain

Seamless basin countertop with black wall-mounted tap — Seamless counter and wall tap

Double basin in seamless countertop with black wall taps — Built-in double basin

Attic bathroom with timber vanity and mirror — Bathroom under the roof

Integrated basin with brass-finish tap — Integrated basin, brass tap

Kitchens

Kitchens opening onto the living area, blue and grey fronts, timber worktops and feature walls. Water, waste and power are sorted before a single unit goes in.

Kitchen with blue units, concrete-effect column and pendant lamp — Kitchen with concrete-effect column

Grey kitchen open to the dining area with wood-effect floor — Kitchen open to the dining area

White L-shaped kitchen with decorative wall finish — L-shaped kitchen with feature wall

Blue L-shaped kitchen with timber worktop — Blue kitchen with timber worktop

Plasterboard and suspended ceilings

Metal framing, boards and continuous ceilings in open-plan spaces. A suspended ceiling hides services, integrates lighting and corrects heights.

Block partitions and metal ceiling framing — Ceiling framing over new partitions

Suspended-ceiling profiles over a plastered room — Suspended-ceiling structure

Worker fitting ceiling boards with a board lifter — Fitting boards with a board lifter

Suspended ceiling being fitted with framing and boards — Suspended ceiling half-fitted

Plasterboard alcove with shelves — Shelving built into the partition

Board ceiling across a large open room — Continuous ceiling in an open-plan space

Open-plan space with suspended ceiling and framing — Open-plan space during works

Recessed-cove ceiling with LED strip, being finished — Cove ceiling with LED in progress

Masonry: the work you don’t see

Brick partitions for a new layout, machine plastering, corner beads. The least glamorous phase, and the one that shapes the result most.

Worker machine-plastering walls during a renovation — Machine-applied plaster on brickwork

Room with freshly plastered walls and props — Plastered walls, ready for the next trade

Bedroom with fresh plaster and two windows — Plaster finished before skimming

Brick corridor with plastering machine — Corridor prepared for plastering

Plastered room with steel props — Masonry phase with props

Plastered corridor with service chases — Plastered corridor, services in progress

Plastered corner with corner bead — Corner finished with a bead

Clay brick partition under construction — Brick partition walls

Corner of a clay brick partition — New layout in brick

Brick partitions to reconfigure the layout — Reconfiguring the layout

Brick partitions with a door opening — Door openings in new partitions

Corridor and stair at works stage — Corridor and stair under works

Interior finishes, stairs and lit ceilings

Floating stair treads, tufted feature walls, decorative panels and cove ceilings with LED strips — details you notice at the end, which depend on a well-prepared base.

Built-in wardrobe with white shelves and blue wall — Made-to-measure built-in wardrobe

Stair finished in a light tone with metal balustrade — Finished staircase

Living room with floating staircase and stone wall — Living room with floating stair

Staircase with floating timber treads — Floating timber treads

Floating black stair treads over seamless floor — Floating stair treads

Wall with decorative finish and black cooker hood — Decorative wall finish

Hallway with lit cove ceiling and decorative panel — Cove ceiling in the hallway

Bedroom with tufted wall panel and indirect ceiling light — Bedroom with tufted feature wall

Living room with indirect-light ceiling and decorative panels; worker on ladder — Living room ceiling, final touches

Room with lit ceiling and illuminated shelves; worker on floor — Lit shelves and cove ceiling

Services

Underfloor heating panels laid before the floor finish — a good example of why the sequence of works matters.

Living room under works with underfloor heating panels and exposed brick — Underfloor heating panels before flooring

Living room with underfloor heating being installed and floating stair — Underfloor heating going in

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are these photos of your own work?

Yes, they are jobs carried out by our team. We do not show locations or client details.

Why show unfinished work?

Because the quality of a renovation depends on what ends up hidden: partitions, plastering, framing and services.

What is a seamless finish?

A jointless coating applied to walls, floors or counters. The specific system is chosen according to the substrate and how each area is used.

Can I have a level-access shower in an apartment?

It depends on the height available for the fall and the drain. We check it during the visit.

What is a cove ceiling?

A suspended ceiling with a recessed perimeter that houses an indirect LED strip.

Can I choose the finishes shown here?

Yes, they are examples. We agree materials, colours and models with you before starting.

Do you build staircases like these?

We handle stair finishes as part of a renovation; the structure of a new staircase needs a technical project.

Do the kitchens include the units?

We can coordinate unit fitting and materials purchasing; the itemised quote shows what is included.

How do I ask for something similar?

Send photos of your room, the floor area and, if you like, a reference image from this page.

Where can I see more photos?

In the gallery, grouped by type of work.

Free, itemised quote

Send us photos and the approximate floor area

A few photos and a rough square-metre figure are enough for a first assessment. If it suits you, we then visit the property and prepare an itemised quote, line by line.

One contractor, one point of contact
Itemised quote with no vague lump sums
Materials purchasing and final clean handled by us
Work carried out with a guarantee and public liability insurance

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