Loft Conversions

The room you already own — you just can’t reach it yet.

Most London homes have a third more space hiding above the ceiling. We turn it into the bedroom, studio or quiet retreat the rest of the house has been waiting for.

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Loft living area with vaulted ceiling and skylights

Five types · One team

Choose by your roof, not by a price list.

Dormer

The all-rounder. Vertical walls and full headroom across most of the new floor — usually permitted development.

Hip-to-Gable

For semi-detached and end-of-terrace homes. We square off the sloping side to unlock the full footprint.

Mansard

A new top floor in everything but name. Two generous bedrooms and an en-suite are realistic in a typical London terrace.

Shell

Structure, staircase, windows and weather-tight envelope — handed over ready for you to fit out at your own pace.

Velux

The lightest-touch option. New skylights, insulation and a staircase — perfect when the existing roof already has the volume.

Inside a dormer

Five ways to live in the room above.

Vertical walls and full headroom give a dormer the flexibility of any other floor in the house. A few of our recent interiors.

Modern dormer loft master bedroom with oak floor and skylights — Master bedroom

Dormer loft home office with walnut desk under window — Home office

Dormer loft ensuite bathroom with freestanding bath and brass fixtures — Ensuite bathroom

Dormer loft reading lounge with built-in bookshelves and window seat — Reading lounge

Dormer loft children's bedroom with twin beds and skylights — Kids' room

Inside a hip-to-gable

Square off the roof. Unlock a full floor.

By rebuilding the sloping hip as a vertical gable, we recover the full footprint of the loft — and gain a tall end wall that becomes the architectural anchor of the room.

Hip-to-gable loft master bedroom with full-height gable wall — Master bedroom

Hip-to-gable loft walk-in wardrobe with bespoke joinery — Walk-in wardrobe

Hip-to-gable loft ensuite shower room with marble tiles — Ensuite shower room

Hip-to-gable loft home studio with large gable window — Home studio

Hip-to-gable loft snug lounge with linen sofa and integrated joinery — Snug lounge

Inside a mansard

A new top floor — in everything but name.

A mansard rebuilds the roof as a near-vertical wall, giving a generous full-height floor with two bedrooms, an ensuite and a proper landing well within reach.

Mansard loft master bedroom with full-height vertical walls and tall sash window — Master bedroom

Mansard loft ensuite bathroom with freestanding bath and marble walls — Ensuite bathroom

Mansard loft guest bedroom with neutral palette and tall window — Guest bedroom

Mansard loft landing with bespoke oak staircase and skylight — Staircase landing

Mansard loft home office with desk under tall sash window — Home office

Inside a Velux

The lightest touch — and the most light.

When the existing roof already has the volume, a few well-placed roof windows are all it takes. Quick to build, kind on the budget, and quietly transformative.

Velux loft master bedroom with two roof windows and oak floor — Master bedroom

Velux loft home office with desk under twin roof windows — Home office

Velux loft shower room with roof window and walk-in shower — Shower room

Velux loft children's room with twin beds beneath sloped ceiling — Kids' room

Velux loft reading snug with linen sofa and built-in bookshelves — Reading snug

High-end modern loft conversion with vaulted ceiling, steel beams and bespoke walnut joinery

What's included

Everything. Properly.

Full architectural and structural drawings
Planning, building control and party wall surveying
Steelwork, insulation to current Part L standards
Bespoke staircase joinery, made in our workshop
Plastering, electrics, plumbing and second fix
Decoration, flooring and final clean

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