At Quartet Architecture, we operate as a dedicated architectural studio focused on delivering tailored residential design solutions throughout London and its neighbouring areas. Drawing upon more than 25 years of professional practice, supported by a team whose combined expertise exceeds 75 years, we provide a comprehensive suite of architectural services. Our work ranges from the careful design of modern house extensions to the execution of substantial new-build residences. Situated in Wandsworth, our location enables us to effectively support clients across South West London, including Clapham, Battersea, Wimbledon, Putney, and surrounding districts. Our thorough understanding of local planning policies, paired with a commitment to refined and imaginative design, ensures that each project is approached with both precision and long-term value in mind.
We are committed to developing distinctive, site-responsive design proposals that are thoughtfully aligned with the specific requirements of each client. Our approach prioritises both visual quality and practical performance, always informed by a detailed appreciation of the brief, the physical context, and the individuals who will occupy the space. We maintain that a well-designed home should express the character, ambitions, and way of life of its residents. Whether undertaking a kitchen extension, a basement conversion, or a comprehensive refurbishment, we work collaboratively to transform ideas into realised outcomes. For those seeking knowledgeable architects in London, we are well positioned to guide and deliver each stage of the residential design process.
We are committed to developing distinctive, site-responsive design proposals that are thoughtfully aligned with the specific requirements of each client. Our approach prioritises both visual quality and practical performance, always informed by a detailed appreciation of the brief, the physical context, and the individuals who will occupy the space. We maintain that a well-designed home should express the character, ambitions, and way of life of its residents. Whether undertaking a kitchen extension, a basement conversion, or a comprehensive refurbishment, we work collaboratively to transform ideas into realised outcomes. For those seeking knowledgeable architects in London, we are well positioned to guide and deliver each stage of the residential design process.
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We will guide your building project through the process below, ensuring it is inspiring and enjoyable.
We offer a uniquely bespoke service focusing on residential projects solely for individual clients.
This has allowed us to develop a client-led practice philosophy dedicated to achieving design excellence down to the smallest detail.
We will visit the site and draw on our experience to advise you on the best way forward for your project.
Following this we will write to you setting out our terms of appointment.
We offer a uniquely bespoke service focusing on residential projects solely for individual clients.
This has allowed us to develop a client-led practice philosophy dedicated to achieving design excellence down to the smallest detail.
We will visit the site and draw on our experience to advise you on the best way forward for your project.
Following this we will write to you setting out our terms of appointment.
Eglantine Road | Wandsworth | SW18
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We were asked to come up with a scheme that transformed a 4-storey terraced house that we had previously extended 12 years ago.
Given that the clients are very keen on their garden and that the property had already been extended, we focused on the internal reconfiguration in order to better connect the living spaces and create a contemporary design with the 'wow factor' that the clients wanted.
The key was to connect the kitchen/dining area in the basement to the formal sitting area and TV room on the ground floor.
Given that the clients are very keen on their garden and that the property had already been extended, we focused on the internal reconfiguration in order to better connect the living spaces and create a contemporary design with the 'wow factor' that the clients wanted.
The key was to connect the kitchen/dining area in the basement to the formal sitting area and TV room on the ground floor.
Ritherdon Road | Balham | SW17
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The property is within the Heaver Estate Conservation area and was built between 1890-1910.
Earlier conservatories and extensions had been added to the property but the ground floor rooms felt very disconnected from the garden.
Our client's priority was to open up the back of the house and create dynamic family room with connection with the garden.
Along with extensive internal refurbishment the existing extensions were removed and a contemporary ground floor extension with varying heights was introduced to allow natural light into the main kitchen and family space.
Earlier conservatories and extensions had been added to the property but the ground floor rooms felt very disconnected from the garden.
Our client's priority was to open up the back of the house and create dynamic family room with connection with the garden.
Along with extensive internal refurbishment the existing extensions were removed and a contemporary ground floor extension with varying heights was introduced to allow natural light into the main kitchen and family space.
Stormont Road | Clapham | SW11
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We have designed schemes for this project which involves the opening up and enlarging of the ground floor - in order to create a large, open-plan living area, reconfiguration of the first floor and a loft extension.
The clients came to us with the brief of creating a contemporary, open-plan ground floor, which maximised usable space in a 5 metre-wide Victorian terraced house.
They wanted a larger kitchen and dining area and a living/seating area that was better connected to the kitchen for their growing family.
The clients came to us with the brief of creating a contemporary, open-plan ground floor, which maximised usable space in a 5 metre-wide Victorian terraced house.
They wanted a larger kitchen and dining area and a living/seating area that was better connected to the kitchen for their growing family.
Belverdere Avenue | Wimbledon Village | SW19
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This project involved the remodelling, refurbishment and the extension of a two and half storey, detached property in Wimbledon Village, built in 1907.
The house is locally listed and has notable features including large curved roofs, massive chimneys and circular bay windows, all in the style of the Arts and Crafts architect Charles Voysey.
The main house retains most of its' original, external features set in mature gardens.
A modern and rather dominant garage was built in the latter part of the 20th century which sat awkwardly with the main house.
The house is locally listed and has notable features including large curved roofs, massive chimneys and circular bay windows, all in the style of the Arts and Crafts architect Charles Voysey.
The main house retains most of its' original, external features set in mature gardens.
A modern and rather dominant garage was built in the latter part of the 20th century which sat awkwardly with the main house.
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