London England Architecture and Design

Located in the co-living project High Street House, the fully furnished, photogenic flat is now available to rent.

Loader Monteith Architects streamline a fixer-upper for their clients’ guests—and future little ones.

Architect Mat Barnes transforms his Edwardian home into a postmodern playground of pattern and color.

The 1979 courtyard home beams with bright hues after a playful revamp by Studio MacLean.

Architect Alex Nikjoo updated the London residence with a cantilevered mezzanine and rooftop terrace.

High ceilings, built-ins, and a multilevel living room create a balance of cozy and expansive areas.

In London, architect Julia Hamson transforms the dark, cramped kitchen of her Victorian terrace house into a flexible gathering space.

The home’s industrial facade is easily overlooked—but step through the door and you’ll find a sublimely sunlit, matte-black interior.

Located in London’s Chelsea neighborhood, the garden-level apartment features a modern, glass-walled addition.

The award-winning flat atop a 1950s Brutalist structure has a multistory interior finished with wood, concrete, and exposed electrical conduits.

Perfectly balanced materials and an elongated skylight elevate a rear addition in East London’s Lower Clapton.

Surman Weston delivers a contemporary twist on the mock-Tudor style with minimalist interiors and intricate brickwork.

With a budget of $13K, Intervention Architecture revamped a 388-square-foot flat into an airy home/ballet studio with shape-shifting furniture.

A budget-friendly remodel clears the air and connects a cramped Victorian to garden views.

An effortless mix of modern updates and historic details makes this 665-square-foot apartment feel sleek and tidy.

With their plans to add an additional floor thwarted, BVDS Architects fit a new loft bedroom into a half-height space that feels surprisingly open.

Cross-laminated timber, black corrugated steel, and polished concrete merge in these handsome spaces.

A team of architects uses the bones of a midcentury eyesore to create a new home for a family of seven.

Built using eco-friendly, flat-pack materials on a tight budget, this avocado-green pavilion gives one family more room to grow.

This vibrant remodel of a run-down London home proves that high design can be achieved on a low budget.

In Waterloo, London architecture firm Doone Silver Kerr repurposes shipping containers into 20 micro-apartments with a downstairs wine bar.

Minimalist design—and a spot of brilliance—transform a 775-square-foot apartment on Mile End Road in East London.

Well-heeled Londoners will soon be moving into the renovated landmark building—here’s what the controversial apartments will look like.

Painted timber buildings in Greenland and British beach huts inspired CAN to give this kitchen/dining extension in Brockley a colorful treatment.

This 475-square-foot home in Eton, England, is made almost entirely of reconstituted waste cork—a by-product of the cork industry in Portugal.

HÛT Architecture uses a simple palette of handcrafted materials to create a contemporary home for a musician and a furniture designer.

Just two days remain to see all the buzz-worthy events and exhibitions at London Design Festival 2019.

Designjunction is one of the most anticipated exhibitions at the London Design Festival, showcasing contemporary design from around the world.

Designed by award-winning SOUP Architects, the shimmery two-bedroom pad also has a roof terrace perfect for looking out over hilly South London.

Curated by fashion designer Roksanda Ilinčić, this London penthouse can be purchased fully furnished for £7,750,000.