The proposals at Dafforne Road sought to reconfigure the internal spaces and extend the property at the ground floor in order to facilitate a layout that removed the layers between interior and exterior environments. Internal partitioning of spaces was removed and the facilities reconfigured in order to create a convivial living area, with large areas of glazing affording direct access to the cultured garden space. A careful balance was struck between the introduction of natural light and privacy to neighbouring properties. Internally the palette consists of pale timbers, soft whites and bold accents.

Externally the extensions the material choice celebrated the use of brick in both its arrangement and colour choice, with London stock brick married with terracotta, a play on the typical flat segmental arches synonymous with the local housing stock.