Sensitively restoring homes or cars isn’t that different. The choice to be overt or covert in the transformation is just a question of taste. It is more about what is going on behind the scenes that really counts… Subtle detailing, sensitive to the original styling was my approach to this one. Of course you don’t need planning permission to convert an old car, but regulatory compliance is still a requirement. In both scenarios, getting specialists in to guide you on the project is a smart choice. That approach is as true for me as it is for any other client…. I may have converted my first @volkswagen Caddy 20 years ago, but like heck was I going to connect those high voltage cables! - Cue @retroelectrics It was awesome to head out on my first test loop with Callum earlier this week now she has her MOT. Fantastic work from him, Matt, Tim and the rest of the team!

From banger to Bentley - getting hands on with Paul from @soundinsulations to get the @architectural_pickup feeling like a mobile recording studio… … or at least good enough so Callum from @retroelectrics can complete all his testing without all the road noise. Really satisfying to be applying similar engineering principles for acoustic comfort that we apply to client homes - it makes a huge difference! @warehome_ltd @josephstuart @vw_cadd_e