Pataross Projects specialises in residential projects, including full refurbishments and extensions.
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Project Managment and Interior Design team, passionate about innovative design and projects delivered on time and on budget - oh and having some fun along the way! The team also has many years of experience in the commercial and hospitality sectors, having worked with some of London's top architects and designers including recent projects with David Collins Studio and T P Bennett architects. Patar
oss has an in-house interior design capability and works closely with an architect for the more technical design items. The company is set up to work for the client in a number of different ways depending on their requirements and desired level of involvement in the day to day running of the project. In essence, Pataross offers full turnkey project solutions or can simply be the builder or the project manager.
What a fantastic start to 2019! One of our favourite projects of 2017 featured in 'Build It' magazine. The four month project saw us completely remodel a 1960s town house - which included converting the integral garage into a contemporary kitchen and dining space. Our wonderful client had a very good sense of style and knew exactly what she wanted - it was a joy to help her achieve her dream home.
Be sure to check out February's edition of Build It magazine for the full article.
The beautiful Elm worktop is installed at our central Hove Project - and we can't stop stroking it! The wood has been sanded and oiled with natural Danish Oil to bring out the incredible grain and rich colour. Both of which compliment the warm 'Portland Stone' coloured Pataross designed cabinetry
Who else is heading to Ecobuild next week? The Pataross team will be there, researching green roofs and living walls for one of our Brighton projects
Inspiring places, people and products
We are on track for handover of our central Hove project next Monday, 2.5 weeks ahead of schedule.
The client brief was very different to my usual style but I have really enjoyed sourcing and installing the cornice, antique flooring, Victorian tiles and other details.
Definitely one of the most enjoyable projects I have worked on with wonderful clients. Watch this space for the finished photos!
Finishing touches going in at our latest Brighton Project!
Pataross Projects has been featured on Houzz. Great article and tour around our renovation of a 1960s apartment with some shocking 'Before' photos and hopefully some calming 'After' shots!
Read the article on Houzz and take a tour around the 1960s apartment transformation Houzz Tour: Before and After Photos Show a Dingy Flat Transformed
Thanks to you lovely lot - we are now an Award Winning Design and Build Agency! Check out this month's Real Homes Magazine for a 10 page spread, more photos and the full write up.
Vote for us! Our 1920s chalet bungalow project (our home) has made the 2016 Real Homes Award shortlist. The winner is decided by public vote - we'd be awful grateful if you could find the time to vote for us - Lucky number 13 - thank you
https://www.realhomesmagazine.co.uk/news/real-homes-transformation-awards-vote/?utm_source=Real-Homes-Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=RHNewsletter
We’ve shortlisted our favourite 15 entries from the Real Homes Transformation Awards and it’s time for you to vote for your favourite, which will receive the Readers’ Choice Award
It's been a week of photoshoots. Currently our Brighton home is being photographed for the Real Home Awards, shortlisted for Best Renovation. Sneak peak of the master bedroom...
Only just resisting the urge to sit in these beautiful deck chairs from SmartDeco...they are currently being used for a photoshoot, I guess it isn't appropriate to pour a G&T and get comfy!?
Joanna from Photoharmony 'working hard' photographing our latest project! Stay tuned for pics...
Pataross Projects has been featured as one of Chantelle Lighting's favourite bespoke projects. Sarah from Pataross and Chantelle Lighting worked together to design and manufacture a large industrial chandelier, with 22 bulbs, and three black metallic hanging pendents which feature in their 1920s Brighton Bungalow refurbishment.
Photos by PhotoHarmony Joanna Madziarska
More images of our 1920s Bungalow Renovation can be seen at http://www.pataross.com/project/chalet-bungalow-rebuild/
Chantelle Lighting works closely alongside a multitude of designers and architects to provide spectacular pieces that will brighten any room.
Our most recent residential refurbishment has been featured on Houzz, "Latest Trends". Take a look at our contemporary blue kitchen, and other recent projects.
Want a snapshot of the UK’s favourite interiors trends? Check out Houzz’s Newly Featured search tab and filter by room, region and more
Working with local steel fabrication company, Iron Designs, the Pataross team designed a contemporary steel staircase to be the center piece for a house on the South Coast.
Although the finish staircase looks simple and elegant, the design and construction was pretty complicated! A large steel beam was set into the brick wall (now covered in decorative polished plaster). Opposite this a similar steel beam rests on a concrete slab on the ground floor and a timber frame on the landing. Steel bars, 2 per tread, go from the hidden beam, through the timber treads and are screwed into the exposed steel beam.
The junction between tread and wall is as small as possible, giving the allusion of weightlessness. At night, uplights shine from floor level to the ceiling across the silver wall, highlighting the gap between tread and wall.
The steel has been shot blasted and lacquered. The wooden treads are veneered with 'Fumed Oak' which has been lightly oiled.
10mm steel rods rise from the steel beam all the way to the ceiling where they are fixed to a hidden metal beam. The longest steel rod is over 5 meters!
Saturday 21st May sees the launch of 'The Old Brewery', twelve flats and two retail units on the banks of the river in Lewes.
Sarah, from Pataross Design, has been working with local property developers, providing design advice as they have worked to convert this abandoned, derelict building over the past two years.
The old building, which was last used to store farming equipment in the1920s, was completely refurbished and remodeled, whilst retaining as many of the original features from the building's industrial past as possible.
A new glass penthouse was constructed on top of the old brewery building as well as a contemporary adjoining unit which houses an additional three apartments - truly stunning in its cladding of brass.
For help with your next 'Grand Design' call the team on 01273 730 455 www.pataross.com
Pataross Projects is on Houzz! We will be uploading our latest project images, descriptions and details of the suppliers we use
The Pataross team worked with a young professional couple to help them realise their dream of a light and airy home that made the most of the traditional features of their beautiful Victorian
Tiling and decorating is completed and the stairs banister is installed - and then taken off site to be changed - again! :) Reece fits the joinery items and the Mortex floor is laid downstairs - all 130 square meters of it. I think we may have broken Darren the Mortex man!
The end is in sight! We are on track to complete the work towards the end of December, December 21st to be precise. Our team of builders will finish on site in the next two weeks and from there its finishing trades.
We are nearing the final stages of the 1920s Chalet Bungalow project. It has been an intense eight months, but everything has gone smoothly so far and we are happy with the progress. Next phase will be second fix plumbing, second fix lighting, kitchen installation and decorating
It's all been go go go in Brighton recently with both Sarah and Ed working on a project very close to their hearts!
After a complete strip out of the 1920s chalet bungalow - where only one original wall was left standing (the front and back of the house gone, most of the side wall and all of the roof) 4 tonnes of steel was lifted into place to support the open plan kitchen, living, dining room.
3 months into the project the walls are starting to go up and the scale of the house is starting to reveal itself. The dormer windows front and back have been completely remodeled and two 1m x 2m roof lights have been installed directly above the stairs.
Ed has been expertly managing the trades on site - up to 18 on some days - and working with industry professionals to design all services. The house is going to be as Eco-friendly as possible with hot water and electric coming from solar panels, a heat recovery extract system and under floor heating throughout.
Sarah has been designing the bespoke furniture items and the original staircase - which combines design and sailing with rod rigging as the banisters.
Anyway - we thought you might like to see some photos of our new home!
Photos of our latest project now on the website - a traditional design for a beautifully proportioned Victorian home. Unfortunately the apartment also had Victorian insulation - i.e none! After 6 weeks on site the space is now acoustically sealed, has new timber sash windows and acoustically rated glass. The home is quieter, warmer and more cozy with pale greys, soft pinks and rich dark reclaimed flooring finishing the look.
http://www.pataross.com/project/traditional-victorian-home/
The Pataross team worked with a young professional couple to help them realise their dream of a light and airy home that made the most of the traditional features of their beautiful Victorian property. Behind the scenes the team installed a special acoustic system in order to reduce noise transfer b…
The team are visiting today to check out solar panels, insulation and glazing
When the Arbor Barber came to visit - there wasn't much left afterwards!
The Arbor Barbers doing their thing!
A productive day! 12 beautiful kitchens and 16 bathrooms designed and spec'd. It's going to be fun seeing it all come together now!
Today we have been mostly discovering hidden fireplaces! Four original 1920s beauties found in one day. The dark green tiles are stunning, but our favourite is the one on the yellow wall - it's 1.4 meters high, so unusual! Which one would you have?
The end of a tough week of playing catch up! However can't complain too much as the team had been away at the amazing Art Basel in Miami
Here we go again! A few 'before' photos of the next Pataross project.
Currently a four bed chalet bungalow on the South Coast, we will be applying for planning to carry our major refurbishment work. The house is tucked away down a private drive and set on a large plot with a magical south facing, walled garden and orchard - a real hidden gem, we can't wait to help realise its full potential
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Great gourmet taster event with IPS-Pronorm last night. Delicious food, fizz and fabulous kitchens!
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