Mike Tuck Studio

Mike Tuck Studio We are a small but dedicated team of designers with a broad range of interests and specialities.

We work on all kinds of projects from house renovations to school masterplans and the conservation of listed buildings.

New into old in a Warner House in Walthamstow 🪡📸
22/08/2026

New into old in a Warner House in Walthamstow 🪡

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Colourful doors in Stoke Newington 🗝Colours: Air Force Blue on the stair and Green Smoke in the bedroom. The front doo...
19/08/2026

Colourful doors in Stoke Newington 🗝

Colours: Air Force Blue on the stair and Green Smoke in the bedroom. The front door is Orange Aurora.

Calm interiors coming together in Kensal Rise 💭
16/08/2026

Calm interiors coming together in Kensal Rise 💭

Swipe for the before ➡📸
13/08/2026

Swipe for the before ➡

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More iPhone snaps from our Kensal Rise project to keep us all going before we have proper pics taken later in the year 🌻
10/08/2026

More iPhone snaps from our Kensal Rise project to keep us all going before we have proper pics taken later in the year 🌻

A few moments from the making of
08/08/2026

A few moments from the making of

The things that make a home 🖼
06/08/2026

The things that make a home 🖼

Nearly there at our project in Kensal Rise. We love the back and forth between the new ground floor extension by and st...
04/08/2026

Nearly there at our project in Kensal Rise. We love the back and forth between the new ground floor extension by and studio building by , both with their aperol-spritz-orange windows, and cladding 🍅🌻

A few final details to finish before we photograph it properly.

Why does an old house need to breathe, and does that mean living with draughts?The London House Manual is a new series f...
02/07/2026

Why does an old house need to breathe, and does that mean living with draughts?

The London House Manual is a new series from Mike Tuck Studio, looking at how to care for and adapt London’s existing homes.

Our first guide looks at old houses and moisture. Old houses need to breathe because they were built with materials that manage moisture slowly. Solid brick, lime mortar and timber can absorb and release vapour over time, helping the building dry out after wet weather, condensation or small leaks. Seal that material chemistry with impermeable products such as cement render or vinyl paint, and damp often follows.

A breathable wall can still be warm and draught-proof. It simply needs a route to dry, keeping the building healthier over time.

Read our guide to breathable homes via the link in bio, and explore the full London House Manual at miketuck.co.uk/house-manual.

Sunlight catching the grain of a timber extension in East London 🌻
03/06/2026

Sunlight catching the grain of a timber extension in East London 🌻

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