Fourteen capabilities. Three tiers. One team responsible for all of them. From initial design to the final piece of furniture placed — Ardivia holds it.
From RIBA Stage 1 brief through to technical design and planning permission. New build, extension, conversion, and listed building — all handled in-house by our RIBA-chartered team.
Space planning, material specification, bespoke joinery design, kitchen and bathroom architecture. Designed by the same team as the architecture — one language, one scheme, no coordination gap.
Architecture, interiors, PM, and construction. One contract. One price. One team.
Contractor procurement, programme, cost control, and site supervision. Dedicated PM on every project.
Rare stone, bronze, reclaimed timber — sourced through 18 years of artisan relationships.
We restore original joinery where it can be saved — sash windows, casements, period ironmongery — and manufacture bespoke hardwood, steel, and bronze systems where it cannot. Every opening treated as an architectural statement.
We design and commission bespoke furniture as an integrated part of every interior commission. Dining tables, built-in libraries, upholstered pieces, antique sourcing, and loose furniture procurement — all considered as part of the architecture.
Designed at RIBA Stage 2, not specified at fit-out. KNX, Lutron, circadian-aware. Architecturally invisible infrastructure.
Lime mortar, stonework, brickwork, chimney restoration, original plasterwork repair. Conservation-approved craftsmen only.
We advise before you buy — identifying planning potential, heritage constraints, structural viability. Pre-purchase assessment guarantees the right building for your brief.
Commission brokerage, placement design, framing and installation. Art considered as the final material of every interior scheme.
Home cinemas, music rooms, open-plan privacy. Designed from structural drawings — architecturally invisible sound isolation and reverberation control.
Spa, sauna, pool, and cold plunge designed as architecture — not contractor afterthoughts. Planned at structural stage.
The highest expression of the Ardivia standard — applied to everything a house touches. The building generates its own power, manages its own water, sustains its own land, and responds to the people who live in it.