GRADE II LISTED FARM REFURBISHMENT

A Grade II listed farmhouse steeped in history, overlooking a beautiful valley in the Cheshire countryside.  We worked hand in hand with the client to lovingly restore their forever home.  Extreme care was taken in retaining the original period features which were also reflected in the schemes.

 
 

 

A cozy living room with a beige sofa, patterned pillows, wooden ceiling beams, and a chandelier. There are two lamps on side tables, decorative items on windowsills, and a large abstract painting on the wall.
Interior of a room with a wooden chair, a rustic wooden sideboard with two drawers, a white vase with a unique shape on the sideboard, a tray, a wooden chest, a decorative shell object, and a circular textured item in the foreground. There are patterned curtains with the design of small houses and trees.
A room with a window featuring a stone sill, with patterned curtains on either side. The window has black hardware and shows greenery outside. On the sill are four ceramic bowls, varying in size and design. The window area includes a white wall and a ceiling with exposed wooden beams.

 

 

 

PROJECT STORY

Working alongside the architect, the extension had to be sympathetic to this beautiful Grade II listed home so large glass windows were installed to ensure the original building was still seen.

The ceiling height in the main farmhouse was very low, and our clients were tall. To gain the required space the floor was lowered in the dining room and the ceiling raised by stealing some space from the double height master bedroom suite above.  This also allowed for the installation of much needed underfloor heating, whereby the original stone floor could be salvaged and reinstated, and the beams sandblasted to reveal their true beauty.

SERVICES

Interior Design

Joinery

Project Co-Ordination

Full FF&E

Kitchen Design

DESIGN STYLE

Period Refurbishment

Country

Comfortable Family Home

Traditional

Modern Extension