Stone Walls and Oak Beams, A Cotswolds Farmhouse
This house in the Cotswolds shows how well a modern traditional interior can work. The house itself is built from flint and stone, with reclaimed oak beams running through both the kitchen and the bathroom. Inside, a restrained set of finishes brings it up to date without losing any of its character.
Striato Elegante appears on the vanity and the shower tray, and copper fittings run from the bath through to the kitchen sink
Where Designer-Led Elements Meet Purpose
A Freestanding Bath in Shell
A Freestanding Bath in Shell
A Basin Carved From a Single Block
A Basin Carved From a Single Block
Where the Water Leaves the Room
Where the Water Leaves the Room
Into the Kitchen
Into the Kitchen
Quiet Warmth
Designing for Calm
Stone and Copper
Two Materials, Room to Room
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