FROM CONCEPT TO CREATION
SEE WHAT GOES INTO OUR PROJECTS
Maidstone - new oak slip to hide plumbing pipes which will be stained to match the original beams
Maidstone - lime plastering, bullnose Caesarstone windowsills, bronze ironmongery and first coat of Farrow & Ball Schoolhouse White
So important to have a nice tidy office - most of the time 😉
View through to the workshop
Cotswolds - beautiful swan neck antique brass lights
Cotswolds - lovely handles on lovely wardrobes
Cotswolds - precision oak handles inserted into ash
Hand-finished 1200x1200mm limestone tiles are being (very carefully) laid
Exciting new additions to the joinery workshop
Maidstone- beautiful 'new' ragstone recycled from the old extension with lime render
Maidstone - fabulous curvy tiling using Ca Pietra 'Candy Cane' mosaics
Maidstone - lovely curvy lath ready for lime plastering
Maidstone - pretty tiles for a teenager's ensuite bathroom
Maidstone - a copper bath being gently manoeuvred into a first floor window
New bespoke triangular window made by our joinery arm, Fusion by Fawn. When working on quirky properties we make sure everything looks organic
A rustic white oil being applied to oak wardrobe doors - all made possible by the brushing machine in the background
Andover - oak framed wardrobe, with Harlequin marble-esque wallpaper
Andover - bespoke stone fire deflector shelf, to protect the sound bar and TV above
Andover - the finished drinks cabinet is in place and looking beautiful
Cheshire - linen, cast iron and antique brass details on our nearly-finished Georgian house project
Cheshire - old meets new with this modern wall light beautifully offsetting original beams
Horsham - an original door which had to be kept for Heritage reasons, is now encased in glass and lighting - a true museum piece! Picture supplied by client.
Maidstone - Robert inspecting the complex steel work on the extension
On some projects, we go back to brick to then layer back breathable but thermally-effective insulation to get the best efficiency
Maidstone - all the steelwork going in is a work of art in itself
Porta Romana came to visit today and bought us some lovely goodies to keep
Andover - layers of textural loveliness; walnut floors, wool carpet, velvet sofa
Chipping Norton - reviewing beautiful brass handles from Corston
Andover - celebrating all the natural materials: oak, walnut and linen. Media unit by Fusion by Fawn, our joinery arm..
Andover - a bespoke ceiling rose with dimmable recessed LED lighting is the perfect base for this super-pretty moooi Heracleum III Suspended light
Andover - our joinery arm, Fusion by Fawn, has just delivered this gorgeous walnut-framed media & storage unit for the snug/playroom
Zellige tiles and beams are always a good idea, especially when you want an authentic but still modern look.
Andover - a quiet corner for reflection, meditation, sunrise coffee and sunset vino
Andover - lovely blinds with pelmets just installed. A soothing palette which will be the backdrop to punchy cobalt blue sofas
A delicious combination of copper switches, original beams and Farrow & Ball Wimborne White
Cambridge - romantic light and jungle mural are up in the master bedroom. They're on the home stretch!
Bundles of oak lath ready for traditional lath and lime plastering
Andover - Bunny guarding this sweet little girl's room, with Farrow & Ball Setting Plaster and beautiful Nina Campbell wallpaper
Reigate 2 - sneaky-peek of new panelling and wallpaper in the cloakroom
Leatherhead - some styling today of the family bathroom. It's amazing the difference a bit of greenery can make.
Leatherhead - lovely colours developing for this home that used to be a pub
Nottingham - 3 floors of intricate electrical planning
Cambridge - mockup of the ensuite bathroom. We do love a bit of hex!
Horsham - work has begun! First we gut the whole house to see what we're working with...this is the beautiful attic space.
Nature-inspired wallpapers, colours and textures to link the indoors with the outdoors in our Cambridge project
Brockenhurst 2 - masterful tiling around a curved wall
Every good photoshoot starts with beautiful flowers
Fusion by Fawn - bespoke panelling and basin unit (with cute oak legs) at our Brockenhurst 1 project
Studio scheming - having fun with colours, wallpapers and tiles
Brockenhurst 1 - beautiful tiling in the shower room, crackle on the left, mirror on the right
Reigate - first round of fabrics, colours and ironmongery
Brockenhurst 1 - panelling installed in the bathroom, alongside some very curvalicious plastering
Cheshire - exploring the colour palette with Farrow & Ball tones
Horsham - time to get designing on this Grade II* listed Tudor house where straight lines are in the minority!
Samples for wall, floor and fabric finishes being sent off for our Cheshire project
Brockenhurst 1 - the refurbed fireplace has his custom-made oak top hat, made by Fusion by Fawn
Hove - bountiful colours and textures
Brockenhurst 2 - roof completed with new slate tiles. Image, and work, by Hope Roofing & Leadwork. Additional work - chimney rebuilt, new chimney pots and caps fitted, plus new chimney linings for log burners
Brockenhurst 2 - enjoying the views while inspecting the loft conversion
Brockenhurst 1 - it's all coming together in the Green Room. There are no straight walls in this cottage.
Brockenhurst 1 - soft pelmet shapes to fit the curved walls beautifully
Bromley - when the client's kitten matches the colour scheme
Brockenhurst 1 - black beams are gone!
Brockenhurst 2 - architectural anatomy, so amazing to be able to see a cross-section of 3 floors. In the middle is the brick arch we uncovered earlier
Brockenhurst 2 - new steels being installed with the help of a Genie lift
Brockenhurst 1 - beautiful installation of staircase treads and nosing
Bromley - our love affair with globe lights is never-ending
Brockenhurst 1 - living room wall taken back to cob, ready for plastering
Brockenhurst 2 - searching for the perfect coral accent
Brockenhurst 2 - looking up from ground floor to first floor. Wall removed, and will be moved, to gain a few more feet in the snug
Brockenhurst 1 - bedrooms are starting to come together. Floors are down, walls have been mist-coated, and the unearthed brick fireplace has been cleaned and repointed with lime mortar
Brockenhurst 1 - this is a completely new wall, but designed to look as if it's been there forever. With beautiful plastering with new lath to create the rounded ceiling
Brockenhurst 1 - beams exposed and strengthened in living room
Brockenhurst 2 - demolition begins
Brockenhurst 2 - loft cleared and ready for steelwork
Brockenhurst 2 - discovered some vintage wallpaper
Bromley - lush sample box ready to present to client
Brockenhurst 1 - wondering what's behind that shovel...
Brockenhurst 1 - new insulated partition wall with new lath on the walls and ceilings to create a curved effect
Brockenhurst 1 - masculine-luxe scheme
Brockenhurst - this is the messy bit...ceilings taken down ready for new lath and lime plaster
Egham - cute bedside tables
Egham - new doors, new floors and freshly-decorated walls, ready for furniture install
Egham - picking up newly-framed vintage maps
Egham - dark rustic floors laid in the study
Egham - rustic white oil oak floors being fitted
Egham - built-in study (to be stained mahogany) being built in workshop
Abingdon - new cast iron radiator with painted walls...so nearly there
Lymington - choosing rugs (borrowed 4 from Handmade Rugs in Alresford and this was the winner)
Lymington - Lewis and Wood triple pleat curtains with Byron and Byron poles
Lymington - BIG curtain delivery and look at those new parquet floors!
Abingdon - big globe lights in the office
Lymington - luxurious linens and velvets
Abingdon - wall mouldings/panelling being installed
Winchester - fabric detail of window seat cushion
Winchester - reupholstered dining chairs waiting to be revealed
Egham - soft blues, greens and a pop of teal velvet
Abingdon - new oak floors installed and oiled
Lymington - new limestone fireplace with contemporary fire basket
Abingdon - new shutters in the original style being installed
Winchester - french doors to the garden are in!
Farnham - a multitude of patterns and textures
