One of our most recent and complex jobs, this significant upgrade to the rear half of a miner’s cottage featured construction up into the roofline and uses the tried-and-true materials of repurposed timber, Australian steel, polished concrete and vast swathes of glass.

A 70s beachside retreat was given a new lease on life via reclaimed timber flooring and highlight panelling. A complete restoration keeping with the mid century charm and staying sympathetic to the coastal surrounds to create an idyllic family retreat on the Peninsula.

A completely new build from the ground up, this inner city two-storey home does a lot with a minimal footprint, leaving ample space for an outdoor magnesium pool and groomed gardens. A project that exemplifies the phrase “leave no stone unturned”.

A top-to-bottom re-imagining of an old weatherboard cottage in Richmond provided us with myriad opportunities to maximise space, increase available light and add a host of luxurious upgrades. A classic example of the smallest footprints resulting in the biggest surprises.

A classic weatherboard on the outskirts of Melbourne provided the blank canvas for us to do our magic: new kitchen, bathrooms, living areas and refreshed bedrooms complemented by outdoor entertaining.

An Edwardian in leafy Thornbury had 40sqm of a brand new build added to the rear, including new kitchen, dining, living, bathroom, laundry and alfresco decking.