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Our client’s home on Cove Road was stripped back and rebuilt with a clearer layout and better use of space. Coastal Trades Collective started by opening up the kitchen, removing constraints, introducing new steelwork, and reshaping the stair bu
For our clients on Grinstead Lane, Coastal Trades Collective carried out a full renovation and reconfiguration to better support a busy family home. The kitchen now sits within an open-plan layout, connected cleanly to the rest of the house. A pictur
Back at Wilbury Villas, as this project moves closer to completion. What started as a full interior and exterior renovation is now taking shape, with original features being carefully brought back while new joinery and detailing are fitted in alongs
For our clients at Hangleton View Drive, the kitchen was repositioned at the centre of the home as part of a wider reconfiguration, turning what was once a garage into a space used every day. The layout was carefully planned around the existing stru
What started as a separate garden space and a disconnected rear has been reworked into a full extension that brings the house and garden together. Large openings and bifold doors now connect directly onto the patio, turning what was once unused space
We’re a team that approaches projects by bringing everything together from the start. Rather than separating design, pricing and construction, we plan it all early on so layout, budget and scope are aligned before work begins. That means fewer
For our clients on Grinsted Road, Coastal Trades Collective redesigned the ground floor to better support a growing family, turning a series of smaller, disconnected spaces into one open, shared area. A dividing wall was removed and replaced with a
For our clients at Elm Avenue, Coastal Trades Collective introduced a series of updates designed to make everyday use feel easier and more considered. In one room, a bespoke drinks cabinet was built into the space, with an integrated ice bucket plan
This kitchen was planned long before it was installed. From the position of the island to how light enters the space, everything was set out early so it could be built properly. Rooflights bring daylight down over the worktop, while the layout keeps
Queen’s Place is a mid-century flat in Hove designed and delivered by Coastal Trades Collective through a full internal renovation focused on improving how the space works day to day. The original plan felt enclosed, with limited connection be
This is a continuation of some previous work at a property. Following the bespoke drinks cabinet we installed previously (images at the end of this carousel), the next phase has been to rework the ground floor with new Amtico flooring laid throughou
A quick progress update on this full house renovation.  The top and middle floors are now fully plastered and we have started second fixing upstairs. Edwardian skirting boards have been installed to match the character of the house, m
This project with Mia and Johnny has evolved in stages. It began with this roof lantern. The room had good proportions but lacked natural light, so we opened the roof and installed a lantern that now pulls daylight deep into the space. What you see
This kitchen sits inside an extension we built, planned from the ground up around how the space would be used. Ducting for the downdraft hob was set in place before the insulation went down, underfloor heating was designed with flooring in mind, and