Projects

The preference from the client here was to be able to have the best access possible to their garden area, which gave us the idea to remove the whole corner of the extension, which leads straight to their hot tub space.

A mid-twentieth century home in Chichester was completely transformed by us from a badly laid out two bedroom property to an environmentally-friendly three bedroom home.

The ‘small homes’ trend isn’t always a lifestyle choice, in some instances it’s a necessity. The client here came to us with a piece of land which contained an existing building which was to become the site of their first home.

Our developer client contacted us shortly after buying the property with an existing permission to extend and add additional apartments.

Our client for this project is a care charity that provides both residential and educational facilities for vulnerable children.

Work on this build begins in 2026 and will continue into the late 2020s.

66 West Street has witnessed Fareham town centre grow and change around it, and this has left a substantial amount of the historic building unused, causing an ongoing maintenance concern for the owner.

This listed historic property in Old Portsmouth has benefited from our help twice, for internal remodelling and a cellar conversion.

How do you convert a cellar dating back to the 16th century without damaging the building or causing lasting issues in a flood-prone area?

An historic property in the centre of a Somerset market town had new life brought to it through a sympathetic conversion with no external changes to the façade which has been a part of the street scene for hundreds of years.

For this project we worked alongside the interior design and finishing talent of the client to provide an additional bedroom over an existing ground floor living area and gave their existing master bedroom a compact but well-lit en suite shower room.

The house here is in Emsworth and was substantially a replanning and extensive remodelling. The existing conservatory was replaced with an orangery space which is open plan and contains the kitchen.

This home was bought by a young family who are passionate about mid-century houses. Our design proposal accentuated the existing mid-century nature of the home and added the stylised porch.

The clients who purchased a former farm house wanted a new home which was better suited and sized for the extensive plot it sat in, but without looking at odds with the National Park surroundings.

The seafront home here now has a grand entrance, where previously there were two front doors and a view clear through to the sea at the rear.

This mid-terrace home, set on a gentle slope, has been thoughtfully reimagined to maximise its available space

dwell design were able to transform this mid-twentieth century Chichester home that has been completely transformed from a poorly planned two-bedroom property into an eco-friendly, three-bedroom home.

dwell design were able to offer a result that is a seamless addition and one that feels as though it was always part of the original design, blending harmoniously with the home’s existing structure and character.

dwell design worked with clients to provide their dream space as they began their retirement and their thoughts turned to how they could host family and make the most of their inside and outside spaces at their home.

dwell design redesigned a home that utilised interior design and furniture arrangements to subdivide the large spaces.

dwell design were employed to assist the owner by providing building regulations and tender information and guidance to comply with the Equality Act 2010 for the new restaurant.

With thoughtfully designed roof access, the property now enjoys sweeping sea views, extending to the coast and beyond.

In every aspect of this build, we have prioritised our clients’ lifestyle and wellbeing. The open, airy layouts are designed to invite natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Each outdoor area has been meticulously planned to foster a connection with nature, serving as an extension of the living space. This project harmoniously combines modern sophistication with the home’s inherent character, resulting in a seamless flow between functionality and aesthetic appeal.

This was an energy-saving project for a property originally built in 2014. In 2020, the first owners sought to expand and enhance the home’s performance. We extended both the downstairs and the loft, and completely revamped the heating system by installing a heat pump and electric heating, all powered by solar panels and a house battery. The clients reported a significant decrease in their energy usage, with some months seeing their power consumption drop to less than a third of what it was before the upgrades.

This collaborative effort facilitated a radical transformation of the house while preserving its traditional aesthetic.

This was a house which had a single storey rear extension which was very old so the clients wanted to add:

New upper floor bedroom
New master en suite
Reconnect the house to the garden by installing patio doors to the dining room area

We were appointed to undertake a ground floor side-return extension and internal reconfigurations to a Victorian terrace in Battersea, London.