When Stuart and Sharon McAllister first bought Moyness Kirk in 2009, it had fallen into a state of disrepair. 11 years down the line, after completing an extensive renovation on the stunning period property, the couple has decided to put the property on the market. Here, Sharon reflects on their…

In December 2018, architectural practice Adams+Collingwood Architects completed a superb, two-house multigenerational project in Odiham, Hampshire – named Darwins – on behalf of Val and Mark, their daughter Victoria, son-in-law Tom and grandchildren. The challenge was to design two different houses, each to suit the individual needs of its residents…

Designed by the architect duo Amanda Castro and Giovana Giosa, from Studio AG, this house in São Paulo, Brazil has been completely transformed to create an idyllic home with a unique light-filled courtyard at its core.

Hidden amongst the pine trees in the rural suburbs of Stockholm, architect Matthew Eastwood of Swedish firm, Tengbom, has tailor-made his very own architectural treasure for his family to enjoy.

When it comes to building your own villa, there are a few things that can give you a head start. Architect Mohammed Kabbaj was not only able to approach the project with considerable expertise and experience of designing luxury homes for others, he is also a member of the family…

How do you make something new look like it’s been there for generations? When one family decided to make a stunning piece of rural Shropshire their home, that’s exactly the challenge they faced.

London-based renovator, MyEdge2.com, has converted the interior of a 19th century flat to meet needs of young urban professionals. The specialist recently finished the complete structural renovation and interior refurbishment of a ground floor flat in a Victorian terrace in Fulham to stunning effect.

Nestled in the vales of the Eastern Townships, near the Vermont border, the Abercorn Chalet is the brainchild of Laurent Guez, Designer and Partner at Tux Creative. His aim was to create a unique living experience through architecture, embodying contrasts of harmony, open spaces and cosy areas.

Hidden within the 30-acre site of Butterhills in the north of Devon, the beautiful Linhay has been rescued from a state of ruin.

A retired neurosurgeon is poised to welcome his first Airbnb guests to a converted concrete water tower at the bottom of his garden – thanks to an imaginative transformation of the decommissioned edifice.