Bespoke joinery in Earl’s Court.

Chelsea · SW3 · Chelsea basement and extensionCompleted work, photograph

Red brick mansion flats and tall stucco terraces. Joinery for Earl’s Court homes, made a short drive away in Fulham.

Mansion flats and tall terraces.

Mansion flats: Red brick blocks and divided terraces
Philbeach: Article 4, even for painting a front
Fulham workshop: Cochrane Bespoke, a short drive west

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle bespoke joinery, made by Cochrane Bespoke in Earl’s Court SW5. The calculator gives your own range in a minute, by scope and finish. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Earl’s Court mixes tall stucco terraces with red brick mansion blocks. Most houses were split into flats long ago.

Some are now being joined back into single homes. Policy HO1 resists that, so we plan joinery for each flat as it stands.

Mansion flats have generous rooms but awkward corners. Built in wardrobes and kitchen runs turn those corners into storage.

Philbeach has an Article 4 direction that reaches as far as paint. We treat its front doors and sashes with equal caution.

Cochrane Bespoke makes every piece on Fulham High Street, just west of SW5. Our nearest finished joinery is in Chelsea.

Blocks, fronts and flats.

Council: Kensington and Chelsea, up to the boundary with Fulham on the west.
Conservation areas: Philbeach and Earl’s Court Village are among them.
Article 4: Philbeach fronts cannot even be repainted without consent.
Red brick blocks: Mansion flats have no permitted development rights. Outside changes go to the borough.
Merging flats: Policy HO1 resists turning several flats into fewer, larger homes.

Source: Kensington and Chelsea’s Article 4 directions in conservation areas, and its Local Plan 2024. Read on 25 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.