ROAR Architects

28/09/2026

Last week we spent a day out in Somerset for our “summer” excursion. Calling in to Hauser and Wirth and the Newt.

28/09/2026

06/07/2026

Continuing our feature in Livingetc’s June issue.

A first floor extension created a light-filled en suite that received the same level of attention as the rest of the house.
Soft blush-toned tiles from Soluspaired with crisp white fittings keep the space feeling fresh, and a Bauwerk Colour lime paint adding a further level of texture and depth to the room.

24/06/2026

Featured in Livingetc’s June issue.

We reimagined the home’s entrance, transforming what was a constrained hallway into something much more generous and usable for our clients.
Through the reconfiguration of the hallway and careful detailing, the new layout has improved the circulation space and created a sense of arrival. The paneling and oversized wood block floor references the arts and crafts style of the original property.

10/06/2026

“SNUG
The owners asked for the largest possible sofa to create an indulgent, cocooning vibe, which is enhanced by the peach and rust colour palette,’ says Craig.

Lower walls in Faded
Terracotta, upper walls and ceiling in Fake Tan both Farrow & Ball. Max sofa, King Living. Tobias coffee table, Soho Home”

04/03/2026

Capturing that in-between moment at our Couch End project - tall pivot door connecting the inside and outside space 🌿

23/02/2026

Introducing our Crouch End project ✨

A reimagined Victorian terrace within the Crouch End Conservation Area.

A carefully detailed wrap-around extension strengthens the connection between house and garden, while a zinc-clad dormer frames views towards Alexandra Palace.

More to follow!

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19/02/2026

Capturing a moment from the garden looking back at how opening up the rear of the house has created a generous light filled family gathering space - one that connects with the outdoors 🌿

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18/02/2026

One of the most transformative spaces at our Mill Hill project is the open-plan kitchen and family area. Previously
constrained by a poorly conceived 1990s extension, ROAR opened up the rear of the house to create a generous, light-filled gathering space that connects directly to the garden.

The kitchen developed in collaboration with balances playful design with everyday practicality. Spray-lacquered yellow cabinets echo the chromatic thread from the entrance hall and WC, energising the space and linking it to the wider home. Oak-fronted base units add warmth and grounding, while bullnose worktops and rounded handles continue the language of soft tactility.

The result is a space that is joyful and functional in equal measure a true family hub where bold design elevates daily life.

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25/11/2025

British Home Awards 2025 - Highly Commended for Best Interior Design: Individual Home category ✨

We’re really pleased to share that Tudor Close, our colour-rich, joy-driven redesign of a family home in Mill Hill has been Highly Commended at this year’s

This was a really fun one. Working with a young family of four, we used colour to shape the whole feel of the house, Tessera greens, sunny yellows, soft pinks and deep berries flowing through curved joinery, parquet floors and textured finishes.

The aim was simple: make the home warm, personal and genuinely uplifting to live in.

From the green drenched entrance hall to the Bauwerk-washed principal suite and the bright and open plan kitchen by Joyn Kitchens, every space was crafted to feel welcoming and full of character.

We kept to our retrofit-first approach too - upgrading insulation, adding underfloor heating and improving glazing so the house feels good to live in and kinder to the planet.

Tudor Close is colourful, comfortable and easy to live in, a home that reminds us how much joy thoughtful and bold design can bring.