Architects and interior designers with plenty of experience in creating, refurbishing and restoring houses understand that success relies on a huge number of factors, not least the way that it relates to its surroundings. Jeremy Spencer of Janine Stone tells Giles Kime how, as a multidisciplinary practice, their company can bring together the skills sets that create a balance between inside and out.
London’s prime renovation market reached a notable inflection point in 2026, as Ultra High Net Worth clients moved decisively away from fragmented project delivery towards integrated commissions spanning architecture, interior design, and construction management under a single trusted studio. The shift reflects not simply a preference for convenience, but a sophisticated understanding of risk, complexity, and the compounding value of a unified design vision. This article examines the forces behind that change, what it means in practice, and why it is likely to define the market for years to come.
For overseas buyers acquiring prime residential property in the UK, the planning system presents a distinct set of obligations and opportunities that differ markedly from most other jurisdictions. From listed building consent to party-wall legislation, understanding the statutory framework before exchange is not merely prudent — it is essential. This guide offers a considered introduction to the key planning considerations that shape luxury property acquisition and renovation in London and beyond.
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