Stylus Architects

Stylus Architects Architectural Designer
We operate all over London, Surrey, St Albans, Hertfordshire, Greater London and surrounding areas. http://www.stylusarchitects.co.uk

Locations:
Saint Albans, Hertfordshire
& Barnes, London

RIBA Achitects and Interior design studio providing all services

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Working across all of the UK We aspire to help all our clients explore their aspirations and deliver dreams large or small.

Green Lodge, drawn. A house shaped as much by section as by plan. The building is partially embedded into the site, plac...
21/08/2026

Green Lodge, drawn.



A house shaped as much by section as by plan. The building is partially embedded into the site, placing the bedrooms below ground and allowing the main living spaces to sit above, beneath a simple asymmetric roof form.

Two concrete spine walls organise the house, while lightwells, rooflights and carefully positioned openings bring daylight deep into the lower level.



The exploded axonometric reveals the relationship between structure, landscape and enclosure, and how a relatively simple external form contains a much more complex sequence of spaces within.

Green Lodge, Roehampton, London.



Green Lodge, a contemporary new-build home in South West London. Designed by Stylus Architects, the house uses untreated...
19/08/2026

Green Lodge, a contemporary new-build home in South West London.



Designed by Stylus Architects, the house uses untreated larch cladding, large framed openings and planted courtyards to create a strong connection between the architecture, garden and surrounding mature trees.



Rather than treating the landscape as something beyond the building, the house is designed around it. Deep openings frame views through the home, planting is drawn into the plan and the existing tree canopy becomes part of the architecture.

The natural timber exterior will continue to weather and soften over time, allowing the building to settle further into its garden setting.



Green Lodge, a house set in the heart of Putney Heath

Architecture and interiors by Stylus Architects

James Retief
Caelix Works
Structural Design Studio
Maxlight

Etta House featured in Wallpaper* “Stylus Architects shapes a triumph of an angular house extension in south London.”The...
13/08/2026

Etta House featured in Wallpaper*

“Stylus Architects shapes a triumph of an angular house extension in south London.”

The existing house gave us an unusual starting point: no wall met another at 90 degrees.

Rather than correcting the geometry, we embraced it.
The angles became the organising principle for the extension, shaping the plan, rooflights, glazing and the two brick blades that define the garden elevation.

The result is a design where every element follows the same architectural logic.

Thank you Wallpaper* and Jonathan Bell for the feature.

Photography: Chris Snook

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We’re delighted to announce that not one, but two Stylus Architects projects have been shortlisted in the British Homes ...
31/07/2026

We’re delighted to announce that not one, but two Stylus Architects projects have been shortlisted in the British Homes Awards 2026.



Green Lodge and Etta House have both been recognised in the Best Interior Design: Individual Home (Up to 2,500 sq ft) category. This category celebrates interiors that respond uniquely to the challenges of a home through space planning, materials, finishes and the experience of living within them.



For us, this recognition is particularly meaningful because we have always believed that architecture and interior design should never be separated. The best interiors are not applied at the end of a project. They emerge from the architecture itself. Light, structure, proportion, materiality and carefully crafted joinery all work together to create spaces that feel intuitive, calm and enduring.



Although Green Lodge and Etta House are very different homes, they share the same ambition: to create places where every decision, from the overall spatial strategy to the smallest detail, contributes to the experience of living there.



Congratulations to all of the shortlisted practices. We look forward to celebrating with everyone at the awards.



We’re delighted to share that Green Lodge has been shortlisted for House of the Year at the British Homes Awards 2026. D...
30/07/2026

We’re delighted to share that Green Lodge has been shortlisted for House of the Year at the British Homes Awards 2026.



Designed on a constrained site beside Putney Heath, Green Lodge rethinks the relationship between home and landscape. Rather than dominating its setting, the house is carefully embedded within it, using light, structure and material to create calm, generous spaces that feel intrinsically connected to their surroundings.

To see the project recognised alongside so many outstanding homes is a real honour.



A huge thank you to our incredible clients, collaborators and everyone whose skill and dedication helped bring this project to life.

Congratulations to all of the other shortlisted practices. We look forward to the awards.



Photography: James Retief
British Homes Awards



We’re delighted to announce that Etta House has been shortlisted for the Architects' Journal Retrofit & Reuse Awards 202...
28/07/2026

We’re delighted to announce that Etta House has been shortlisted for the Architects' Journal Retrofit & Reuse Awards 2026.



Etta House began with a simple question: how can a modest Victorian home be transformed without losing the qualities that make it special?



Rather than treating the extension as an addition, the project reworks the existing house as a whole. The geometry of the site informed every decision, with angled brick forms shaping light, movement and views throughout the home. Bespoke brick detailing, carefully framed openings and a restrained material palette combine to create spaces that feel calm, generous and connected.



We’re incredibly proud to see the project recognised alongside so many inspiring examples of retrofit and reuse.



Congratulations to everyone shortlisted, and thank you to our fantastic clients, collaborators and project team who helped bring Etta House to life.



Photography: James Retief



We’re delighted to see Green Lodge featured on ArchDaily Designed on a constrained site at the edge of Putney Heath, Gre...
24/07/2026

We’re delighted to see Green Lodge featured on ArchDaily

Designed on a constrained site at the edge of Putney Heath, Green Lodge explores how architecture can work with the landscape rather than against it. By embedding much of the home into the ground, the design creates calm, light-filled spaces that feel deeply connected to their surroundings while minimising the building’s presence within the setting.

Two exposed concrete spine walls organise the home, while carefully positioned lightwells and rooflights draw natural light deep into the plan. The result is a house where structure, light and material work together to create spaces that feel both grounded and uplifting.
A huge thank you to our fantastic clients, collaborators and everyone who helped bring this project to life.
Read the full feature via the link in our bio.

Photography:
Builder Caelix Works

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We’re delighted to see Green Lodge featured by Archello. Designed for a constrained site on the edge of Putney Heath, th...
16/07/2026

We’re delighted to see Green Lodge featured by Archello.



Designed for a constrained site on the edge of Putney Heath, the project challenged us to rethink what a family home could be. Rather than competing with its surroundings, the house is embedded into the landscape, allowing the architecture to sit quietly within its context while creating generous, light-filled spaces below ground.



Two exposed concrete spine walls organise the home from end to end, while sunken lightwells and carefully positioned rooflights draw daylight deep into the plan. The result is a house where structure, light and material are inseparable, creating spaces that feel both calm and connected to the landscape.

Thank you to our fantastic clients, collaborators and everyone who helped bring Green Lodge to life.

Read the full feature via the link in our bio.



Photography:
Builder: Caelix Works
Glazing Maxlight
Engineer: Structural Design Studio
Architect: STYLUS ARCHITECTS
Interior Designer STYLUS ARCHITECTS



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GREEN LODGE Every space deserves the same level of attention.Hallways are often treated as places to pass through. At Gr...
12/07/2026

GREEN LODGE

Every space deserves the same level of attention.
Hallways are often treated as places to pass through. At Green Lodge, the entrance was designed with the same care as the main living spaces. Continuous oak panelling wraps walls, doors and ceiling, allowing architecture, joinery and structure to read as one.
Rather than relying on decoration, the space is defined by proportion, rhythm and natural materials, creating a quiet arrival that sets the tone for the home beyond.
Photography: sisphoto
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We’re proud to see Green Lodge featured by Leibal. For us, architecture is rarely about adding more. It is about underst...
08/07/2026

We’re proud to see Green Lodge featured by Leibal.



For us, architecture is rarely about adding more. It is about understanding what a site is asking for.



Green Lodge sits within a sensitive landscape surrounded by mature trees and historic buildings. Rather than competing with its context, the house is drawn into it. Much of the accommodation sits below ground, where carefully positioned lightwells and rooflights transform what could have been dark spaces into bright, generous family rooms.



The project is a reminder that good architecture isn’t measured by how much you build, but by how intelligently every decision responds to its place.

Thank you to Leibal for the feature and to our incredible clients for trusting us with their home.



Photography by James Retief
Contractor Caelix Works
Glazing Maxlight
Leibal



Read the full feature via the link in our bio.



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