House, flat and bathroom refurbishment, with bespoke joinery for the measured room
Start with the property and the work you need: a whole house, a flat, a bathroom or a bespoke joinery commission. These existing Central London area pages explain local building conditions and link to the relevant services. Review the proposed scope, access and any approval requirements for the exact address.
Central London refurbishment overview — define the wider scope and the responsibilities for design, specialist input and construction. Flat Refurbishment in Central London — check shared access, services, the lease and any managing-agent requirements before setting the programme. House Refurbishment in Central London — begin with a room-by-room brief, retained features, services and the proposed structural scope.Central & South West London consultations are available by appointment at 2 Eaton Gate, London SW1W 9BJ, just off Sloane Square. The Hampstead design studio remains our main project base, with Eaton Gate used as a convenient client consultation location for Prime Central and South West London projects.
Choose the service that matches your project, then use the local area pages for the building context.
For a leasehold proposal, read the Licence to Alter guide and identify the freeholder’s requirements alongside the design brief.
For a flat in Mayfair, Belgravia or Knightsbridge, begin with the room layout, common services and route through the building. Establish which features remain and which are being altered, then coordinate finishes, ventilation, lighting and fitted joinery around that decision. For a house, add the relationship between floors, structural changes and any temporary living arrangements to the brief.
The Grosvenor Street, Mayfair apartment records a bespoke kitchen, restored panelling and marble bathrooms. The Greville House, Belgravia project brings kitchen, bathroom and fitted storage together. The Rutland Court, Knightsbridge apartment documents new joinery and coordinated room finishes. These are named apartment examples; their details should not be assumed to describe every house or street in the area.
Check the exact address, listed status, conservation designation, lease and proposed work before deciding which approvals are needed. Westminster’s conservation-area guidance and listed-building guidance explain separate considerations. Identify the relevant authority for the actual property, including addresses in Camden or Kensington and Chelsea. Agree the required professional appointments and who prepares each submission.
Send the address, photographs, available drawings, intended rooms and priorities with your enquiry. Flag shared entrances, lift dimensions, delivery restrictions, retained fabric and whether the home will be occupied. This gives the first review a practical basis for the scope, quotation and sequence.
The Central London directory covers Bayswater, Belgravia, Bloomsbury, Covent Garden, Fitzrovia, Holborn, Knightsbridge, Lancaster Gate, Marylebone, Mayfair, Paddington, Pimlico, Soho, St James’s, Victoria and Westminster. Choose the area page for its existing house, flat and bathroom services; bespoke joinery enquiries use the London service or the existing Westminster joinery page.
We consider refurbishment briefs for these properties. Start with the address, proposed changes, retained features and any lease or managing-agent information. Check whether planning, listed building consent, building regulations approval or freeholder consent applies to the actual work, and agree the required professional appointments and submission responsibilities in writing.
Identify the local planning authority for the exact address and check the proposal against its current guidance. Agree which drawings, applications and specialist input form part of the appointment. Planning, listed building consent, building regulations and freeholder approval are separate processes; a postcode alone does not decide which are needed.
The refurbishment can be coordinated through an agreed scope and point of contact. Before work, record access, permitted working hours, common-part protection, deliveries, temporary facilities and communication with the household or building manager. Design, specialist input, construction and handover responsibilities should be explicit in the appointment.
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