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Set within the Aldersbrook Conservation Area in East London, Manor Park is family location home, which has been renovated and crafted honouring the original building’s rhythm and materiality. A gentle transformation: restrained yet expressive, rooted in craftsmanship, and shaped by the way people live today.

The ground floor opened up to create a sociable, sunlit plan anchored by a central kitchen and dining space. A sculptural, curved wall guides the eye around the room, creating a subtle buffer between the adjoining study and the children’s playzone, while maintaining a connection through sightlines and shared light. A clean, crisp opening vista meets those entering the home and provide inhabitants inside with an unobstructed relationship to life within.

Internally, exposed glue-laminated beams draw warmth into the ceiling, breaking up the volume and controlling acoustics across the open-plan space. Above the kitchen, a rooflight pulls daylight deep into the plan, washing over marble worktops and pale oak cabinetry. These touches elevate the everyday — softening light, quieting echo, and framing life in motion

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