Recently, I had the pleasure of collaborating with British architect Pete Tonks on a truly elegant project — a series of extensions and remodelling for a 1930s–1940s Arts and Crafts house located in one of Surrey’s renowned estates.
Originally designed by George Blair Imrie, whose work often sits alongside such icons as Norman Shaw, Baillie Scott and Sir Edwin Lutyens, this home is a real slice of British architectural heritage, full of charm, proportion, and soul.
My role? To visualise this story, capturing the atmosphere, light, and character of the property through a series of 3D renders. It was one of those projects where every detail feels alive, a dialogue between craftsmanship and modern living.
Hand-drawn planning visuals by Pete Tonks
3D renders - by yours truly
A timeless collaboration between architecture and visualisation.
