Loft conversion, extension, bathroom and shopfit photos from our London jobs and brand rollouts.

Yes. Every image here was taken on a project our own crew built, and each one links back to the project it came from so you can see the rest of it. Nothing on this page is stock photography, a supplier's catalogue shot or a rendering. Where a client asked not to be named, the photograph stays and the name does not.

Yes. Every photograph links to its project page, which carries the remaining images, the scope of the work and the record of what was involved. The filters at the top narrow the sheet by type of work or by project, so you can look only at bathrooms, or only at shopfronts, without opening every page in turn.

They are colour-corrected and sharpened, which is ordinary for any photograph published at this size. Nothing is composited, staged with borrowed furniture or rendered. Rooms are photographed as they were handed over: cleaned, but not dressed with props that were never part of the job. If a shot flatters the work, it is the light rather than the retouching.

Across London for the residential work — lofts, extensions, bathrooms and structural jobs — and in Manchester, Liverpool and Oxford for the brand rollouts. Each photograph names its location in the caption, at the level of the borough or district, never the address.

Yes, and sending us the images is the most useful thing you can do. A photograph tells us more about the finish you want than a paragraph does. Send the ones that appeal to you with a rough idea of the space, and the reply will cover whether it is buildable as shown, what it depends on and what it is likely to cost.