Extensions and renovations, before and after.

A tired detached house given a new face. Through-colour render with a band of natural stone, dark aluminium windows and a single-storey side extension with full-height glazing. The driveway relaid in resin-bound gravel.

A semi-detached family home that simply needed more space. A modest single-storey rear extension in matching brick, with bifold doors opening onto the garden and rooflights over a new kitchen-diner.

A ground-floor rear addition in matching brick, designed and taken through planning by us, with a glazed roof lantern and steel-framed bifold doors opening onto a porcelain terrace.

The house was already modern and in good order. We designed a single-storey rear extension in the same render and grey frames, with a roof lantern and sliding doors, so it reads as part of the original.

A ground-floor side and rear extension creating an open-plan kitchen and family room, opening onto a sandstone courtyard to the rear.

A single-storey side extension with front porch in matching brick and roof tiles, finished so neatly it looks like it was always there.

Oak floors, lime-plaster walls, warm walnut acoustic panelling and a stone fireplace with an inset wood-burner, in place of dated finishes.

An overgrown back garden turned into an outdoor room, with a paved terrace, a sunken seating area and a garden room where the old shed stood.

A split-level home over a Pontypridd hillside, drawn in 2D for planning and rebuilt in 3D so the scheme can be walked before it is built.