Flower Michelin Architects LLP

We are thrilled and honoured to be included in Top 100 Interior Designers & Architects 2024.

Congratulations to all the Interior Designers, Architects, Garden & Landscape Designers and Rising Stars.

Thank you and the House & Garden Team.

Thank you to our wonderful team and to our clients, collaborators & consultants on our projects.
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Planning consent

Approval granted for a brick & pigmented concrete kitchen extension to a 1970s house in

Looking forward to sharing more on this whole house renovation with in the upcoming months.

Planning consent

Approval granted for a kitchen extension to a 1970s house in

Looking forward to sharing more on this whole house renovation with in the upcoming months.

Planning consent

Approval granted for a kitchen extension to a 1970s house in

Looking forward to sharing more on this whole house renovation with in the upcoming months.

Up & Over

Introducing a rhythm to the framework; an up & over ‘weaving’ method to test flexibility of function (of internal spaces) with the facade. The layering of openings and infill for a mixed-use, community based feasibility study.

Vignette

Bringing together components of framework, panels & infill to explore a fabric of facade elements for a mixed-use, community based feasibility study.

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Weave

Inspiration from for a design process that explored developing a fabric of elements for a multi-use, community feasibility study.

Looking forward

Within the curtilage of a Grade II listed house & garden is a new-build studio that is part of a larger renovation project, currently on site.

Early visuals indicate timber details of the new studio, which is nestled within the large garden. The use of timber compliments & juxtaposes the stucco facade of the main house.

An exciting collaboration with

We look forward to sharing more on this project in 2024.

Looking forward

Within the curtilage of a Grade II listed house & garden is a new-build studio that is part of a larger renovation project, currently on site.

Early visuals indicate timber details of the new studio, which is nestled within the large garden. The use of timber compliments & juxtaposes the stucco facade of the main house.

An exciting collaboration with

We look forward to sharing more on this project in 2024.

Three Colours

Completed this year, Three Colours is the extension of a home in North London with a new-build garden studio.
The development and exploration of space uses a limited colour & material palette; celebrating tone, texture and light.

We look forward to sharing more on this project in 2024.

Three Colours

Completed this year, Three Colours is the extension of a home in North London with a new-build garden studio.
The development and exploration of space uses a limited colour & material palette; celebrating tone, texture and light.

We look forward to sharing more on this project in 2024.

Planning and listed building consent has been granted for the alteration and extension of a Grade II listed building.

Within a garden square, we drew reference from the rhythm and verticality of the surrounding architectural context to unify a previously extended facade.

Conservatory

As part of a wider project proposal we are delighted to receive Listed Building consent for a new stair within an extraordinary existing conservatory of a Grade II listed house.

A beautiful but narrow, tapering space was challenging to inhabit and remained unused for many years. With the recent approval it now becomes a connecting space with a stair to link the ground floor to the lower ground and garden as part of the whole house refurbishment.

Excited to share more on this project in the upcoming months.

Fluted

Details of the entrance, hallway and stair at our Arch House project. Carefully curated materials and palette celebrate and connect the lateral and vertical space in the house.

This detailed linear language, using fluted plaster in key areas, ties together and links separate spaces across these multiple levels.

Fluted

Details of the entrance, hallway and stair at our Arch House project. Carefully curated materials and palette the views celebrate and connect the lateral and vertical space in the house.

This detailed linear language, using fluted plaster in key areas, ties together and links separate spaces across these multiple levels.

Red House

Planning approval for a rear infill extension to replace an old kitchen with a new garden room and connecting stair.
Taking reference from the existing red windows, the new extension includes a dark red metal corrugated roof.

An exciting collaboration with on a property that has been untouched for decades, to become a new family home in East London.

The light filled new side extension feels wide and open.
It forms a new access & connection to the lower levels of the house, providing an everyday essential link for a young family.