A really cute work space. Besides that, I like the old panelling and the detailing by the builders. I am not sure they still sell it, but it is from Gubi in Denmark.

I love the work of this guy Douglas Friedman. OK, so he is not an architect, but a photographer. None the less, he shoots his interiors well. I am sure my builders and I would have loved working with him had he only been based in London. It's light, it's airy and it is good to see that they have used a lot of reused timber when they renovated the place. We need to think more about the environment, and as they have clearly shown here, it can be used to great effect.

I love the chairs and the lamps. Interesing, with a black wall in the background. I wouldn't normally advise that, but here it works, primarily because of the size of the room.

http://www.bloodandchampagne.com/

To all our London customers: Just remember this after the builders have completed your house renovation:

They say it is hard to obtain planning permission in London for your building works. Well, the guys over from Threefold Architect's might just want to be the people you talk to if you want to do something outrageous:

Not a bad idea with the elevated fireplace hearth. Notice the Danish designed PH lamp. Rocks.

http://www.metainteriors.com/living-rooms/books-books-books/

Shelves between coloumns. Ideal for decorative trinkets etc.

I love the exposed treated timber beams, and the play of light. Sadly you can't just pick up joist like that from the local timber yard. But... If you've got the budget it is definitely a design feature worth including.

http://cabbagerose.tumblr.com/post/9518876800/bedroom