A cottage is transformed into a tranquil contemporary home that marries house and garden, despite its modest size.

 
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The refurbishment work included ground and loft extensions together with the selection of furniture and art with the client.

A polished-plaster entrance hall/picture gallery leads to a full width split-level living space, illuminated by large picture windows and a bespoke glass door that face the garden.  Bespoke joinery provides concealed storage to create a sense of space.  

Stairwells and bedrooms feature reclaimed bricks, painted in the subtle shade used throughout.  Sustainable double and triple glazing, a green sedum roof and external insulation improved the EPC from F to C.

The rear garden includes limestone paving, gravel and corten edged planters with two feature trees, an Acer and Amelancier. A small planting palette matches the approach to interior design to create a harmonious design.