London England Architecture and Design

The cheerful spirit of Nimtim Architects’ renovation continues inside by way of bold patterns and more pops of color.

Design studio Holloway Li riffed on the city’s nightlife in revamping an apartment inside a Victorian.

The structure for the 530-square-foot timber-clad retreat was craned into place and set on piles to prioritize views and minimize impact on the nationally preserved land.

Bursting with greenery, the remodeled three-bedroom home is a serene city escape.

Pink plaster meets olive-green tile in the serene garden home listed for £1.3M.

Pashenko Works revives a dilapidated London residence with a green roof, a large atrium, and a garden studio for visiting grandparents.

The wood insertions form built-in bookshelves, archways, and partitions that make for a playful family residence.

Design firm DGN Studio, the clients, and their contractor turned the terrace home into a bright residence filled with the owners’ collection of vintage fittings and furnishings.

Ten years after creating Sussex Prairie Gardens, the owners turned to Sandy Rendel Architects to revitalize a historic agrarian structure.

Designed—and currently owned—by textile maven Alice Palmer, the charming Edwardian is filled to the brim with pastels, prints, and plants.

Set in a renovated Victorian townhouse, the ground-floor apartment comes with three bedrooms and a glass ceiling.

Oliver Leech Architects transforms a West London townhouse using reeded glass that suffuses the family home with natural light while maintaining privacy.

Stained-glass windows and barrel-vaulted ceilings define this divine renovation in the English countryside.

Painted a statement-making yellow, the extension by creative studio Unknown Works is a kit of panels made of spruce cross-laminated timber.

Designed by BPN Architects, the mirrored single-story home just hit the market for £2M.

Andre Kong Studio created a series of boxes that add a study, bathroom, and bedroom for a growing young family.

Overlooking the Thames River, the vibrant residence was designed by British architect John Outram in 1999.

Set around a central courtyard, this refreshed farm home could be your ticket to life in the British countryside.

The three-bedroom home is clad in sapele wood and suspended on stilts—and it comes with a separate annex and studio.

In the British countryside, Stirling Prize nominee Michael Dillon builds a tiny office as an exercise in low-carbon, low-cost construction.

A route snakes from the front gate at the street to the bedroom patio at the lower level for one surprisingly continuous plan.

Nestled in a historic village in the Kent countryside, the two-bedroom home is cozy incarnate.

The Gordon House, back on the market at £100,000 less than before, is a bookish haven with moody hues, ample shelving, and preserved historic details.

Sliding glass doors connect the spruced-up midcentury apartment to a private balcony.

The charming Hertfordshire dwelling is cobbled together from a collection of converted barns.

The apartment inside was worse for the wear, but local firm Studio McW turned its raw beauty into a camera-ready live/work space.

Built in 1990 by architect Edward Burd, the residence has been tastefully revamped by its current owner, an interior designer.

Located just a short drive from London, the historic estate includes a four-bedroom home in a converted barn and two acres of private gardens.

All aboard! Nestled in the heart of Camberwell, the tuned-up apartment is topped with a glazed terrace.

The ground floor’s outdoor access was limited, so architecture firm Bureau de Change found a see-through solution inspired by the neighborhood’s history.