Details make a building and we particularly enjoy the thinking that goes into each and every move we make as part of the design process.

A good example is the window above the porch of this country house we recently remodelled in a Gothic style. The window is divided by a transom to keep the rhythm of the fenestration, but the window itself sits behind, maximising the amount of glazing the window has.

As it’s the first day of Summer we’ve been looking back at some photos of a pool house we designed at a country house in North Hampshire a few years ago.
The building was designed to compliment the Tudor Gothic Revival style of the main house and sits within a new landscape design by our talented client around the existing pool.