Additions that look like they were always there.
The best extensions don't announce themselves. They extend the logic of the original home rather than sitting awkwardly beside it.
Designed to belong, not just to add space.
A poorly integrated extension is one of the most common ways a good home is let down. We put real thought into how a new addition meets the old roofline, how materials transition, and how the new space reads from both inside and out — so the finished home feels considered rather than obviously extended.
We work across ground-floor additions, rear extensions, second-storey additions and new living areas, always with an eye on how the existing and new construction integrate.
Common extension projects.
Ground-floor additions
Extending the footprint of the home to create more living space.
Rear extensions
Opening the back of the home to living areas and the garden.
Second-storey additions
Adding a level without compromising the home below.
Kitchen/living extensions
New spaces built around how the family actually gathers.
Master suites
Considered new bedroom and ensuite spaces.
Outdoor living
Covered outdoor areas that extend the home's living space further.
A good extension should feel inevitable — as though the house always needed this space, and simply hadn't got around to having it built. That's especially true for character home extensions, where the new work needs to sit alongside — not against — the original architecture.
Considering an extension?
Tell us about your home and the space you're hoping to add.