The April issue of AJ Specification features the refurbishment of a Kensington apartment which Symm carried out with Dan Brill Architects.

The English Home included a Symm project in its recent feature on home extensions.  The conservatory extension shown was part of a major refurbishment carried out at a Thameside town house.

Angus Gibson, a director at Symm, speaks up for British design.

Jenny Dalton explores the renewed interest in larders for the FT’s How To Spend It magazine. 

Phil Morton of Symm remarks: “A busy household may often need to cater for 15 – 20 guests, and one main storage and preparation area just isn’t enough”.

Commenting on Kate Green’s  article in the 9 November issue of Country Life (‘Specialist building in crisis as firms collapse’), Symm Chief Executive Aidan Mortimer responds in this week’s copy to reassure that all is not necessarily all ‘doom and gloom’…

Gadgets such as iPods and iPads have transformed the way we live.  Lucy Alexander speaks to Symm Director Angus Gibson about the impact that Apple has had on home design.  To read the article follow the link below.

Annabel Freyberg visits Duck End House, a 17th century Oxfordshire house which Symm helped owners Philip and Catherine Mould bring back to life. Philip comments on Symm ‘They held our hand.  The experience was like working with an experienced picture restorer’.  Photographs are by Tim Beddow.

Andrea Watson of the Daily Express speaks to Symm Director Angus Gibson about advances in technology for the home, which he will talk about at Decorex on 27 September.  His talk is entitled ‘Home Technology for Today’s Savvy Client’.

Symm is involved in the Prince’s Craft Apprenticeship programme, where students are sent on placements across the UK to work alongside master craftspeople and organisations who share their philosophy and values.

Symm feature in an article by The English Home magazine on built-in storage.