Paper House Project is an award-winning architectural agency based in East London but covering projects from all over the UK. Their diverse team draws on experience working around the world, bringing energy and enthusiasm to the work that they do. With a passion for experimental, exceptional design they work to a common goal of improving the places in which we eat, sleep, work and play.

Found Associates is an architecture and interiors studio based in Soho, London. They have created work for a prestigious list of international clients, from private residences to global companies including Saks Fifth Avenue, Harrods and Selfridges. The practice is RIBA-award winning, and creates designs that are rooted in powerful simplicity, with attention to space, detail and quality of design. They have also developed an innovative collection of temporary shop fittings – Found Pop – which can be rented for easy assembly for pop-up stores.

Founded in 2009 by Jonathan Dallas, David Pierce and Juliet Quintero, Dallas-Pierce-Quintero is an award winning studio based in London. In 2015 it was runner up in the RIBA – London’s Emerging Practice Award. Their work is always beautiful and often unexpected, covering not just architecture, but furniture and public art and spaces too. One of their key approaches is to involve the users and inhabitants of spaces and places in the design process, engaging them in open dialogue to develop highly specific work.

Neil Dusheiko Architects is an architectural design studio based in Islington, North London. Established in 2011, the team works on small, carefully crafted projects that have a richness of detail. Their portfolio of well-designed residential and commercial projects includes the award winning Timber Fin House. Through the use of natural light and materials in their work, the practice creates buildings that are elegant and timeless, and contribute to their surroundings.

Mustard Architects have won awards for their designs, and been featured in magazines, newspapers and on TV. They’re experienced in creating new houses from scratch, adding new spaces to old houses, and making old buildings fresh and beautiful again. They work across the UK and their approach means that every building they create respects its context, belongs to its surroundings, and is sustainable to its core. Their ethos is about making beautiful, well-crafted spaces that people will want to inhabit and enjoy.

Alma-nac is a London based, RIBA-Chartered architecture practice. They work with private, commercial and public clients across a wide range of scales and sectors. Critical to their approach as an architectural studio is ideas. Be they small or large, it is the strength of their ideas that form the crux of all Alma-nac projects. And this is obvious in the creative, innovative projects they produce. As they state, “we believe great ideas come from an in depth understanding of the environment they inhabit or the constraints with which they are bound, be they cultural, legal, environmental, physical, or even ontological.”

Architecture for London is an award winning, RIBA Chartered architecture practice dedicated to the creation of better buildings and places. Their work includes both new build houses and alterations to existing homes, from London house extensions and basements to lofts and garden rooms. Each provides inspiring, light filled spaces for living and entertaining. They have extensive experience with heritage properties, where there is often a need to balance sensitive refurbishment with carefully considered contemporary intervention. Projects are designed holistically with architecture, landscape, joinery and interiors each interlocking to form a coherent whole. They can also achieve Passivhaus standards with dramatically improved thermal performance, creating warmer and more comfortable homes. Their residential projects are widely recognised, with recent shortlistings in the AJ Small Projects, AJ Retrofit and NLA Don’t Move Improve awards.

Founded in 2011 by James Hoy and Alan Drumm, Uncommon Projects is not a traditional joinery company. Their bespoke furniture is made from high-quality hardwood veneered plywood – all designed and crafted in London. Both men come from very different creative backgrounds – James studied Fine Art and worked in toy design and Alan spent 14 years as an architect, but it is these differences that come together to create their unique and distinct style – informed by an honest approach to materials, functionality and visual balance.

Tamzin Greenhill was born and educated in London and studied at the London School of Design, forming Tamzin Greenhill Designs in 2003. She prides herself on her style that is sophisticated, comfortable and timeless. Her work has taken her to projects in London, New York, Geneva and Los Angeles and she has designed for clients including Charles Finch, Eddie Spencer, Nat Rothchild, Ellie Shultzman and collaborated on homes for David Bowie and Claudia Schiffer.

Space Group’s present works have their roots combined in the past, such as forgotten methods, and in future technologies. Every project, built or un-built, follows a key-narrative that is identified at an early stage. Once it is found it is rolled out over the entire project no matter what scale. This is why Space Group prefer to be involved in projects down to the last detail – from the urban context to the architectural space to the finishes and furniture.

McLaren.Excell are an award winning design-led architecture and interiors practice based in Central London. The practice is co-directed by Luke McLaren and Robert Excell, working primarily on private residential and commercial projects.

We love what we do and invest great energy in delivering projects which are beautifully conceived and finely crafted. We respond to our clients’ needs by designing projects in a very intimate and hands-on way, collaborating with people that we know and trust.

Established in 2010, the practice has taken on a diverse range of work in a short time, steadily building a reputation for producing buildings which have a calm authority and finely nuanced sense of place. Our studio has become a place of continual investigation into how we can develop our original ideas into a built reality and this process is driven by our genuine passion for good design.

Groves Natcheva Architects is a collaboration between Murray Groves and Adriana Natcheva, established in London in 2000. The studio offers services that encompass planning, architecture, interiors and furniture. The designs of the studio are site specific and focused on the individuality of each client.