Full Renovation & Extension in Bristol

A full renovation and extension of a period waterside townhouse, taken from structure to finish. The rear extension opens the house to a beautifully landscaped garden through a run of glazed doors, while inside every room was rebuilt with real character: a panelled hallway, a walnut and brass kitchen, a formal sitting room with interior glazing, and hotel-grade bathrooms in dramatic marble with aged copper frames.

Full structural renovation and single-storey rear extension of a period townhouse: new extension with glazed garden doors, complete internal refit including panelled hallway, bespoke walnut kitchen with brass details, sitting room with interior glazed screens, two designer bathrooms in book-matched marble, custom joinery throughout, and a landscaped garden with brick-set paths.

The owners wanted a complete transformation — a home that honoured its period bones while feeling genuinely designed: richer materials, better light, and a seamless connection to the garden.

Renovating a period structure while extending it, keeping the character of the original rooms, and delivering a highly detailed interior finish — from burl-wood joinery to book-matched marble — to a consistent standard throughout.

A carefully-detailed extension opens the ground floor to the garden, while inside, a coherent palette of walnut, marble, brass and warm panelling runs through every room. Interior glazed screens borrow light between spaces, and bespoke joinery gives each room its own identity within one considered whole.

• 01Rear extension with full-width glazed doors opening to the landscaped garden
• 02Panelled hallway with bespoke joinery and designer lighting
• 03Handmade walnut kitchen with brass details and garden-facing window
• 04Sitting room with interior glazed screens and statement lighting
• 05Bathroom in book-matched marble with aged copper-framed screen
• 06Guest bathroom with custom vanity and terrazzo-look tiling
• 07Landscaped garden with brick-set paths and terrace
• 08Period facade fully restored, including traditional red front door