Bespoke limed-oil Elm cabinetry, detailed with handcrafted floral carvings inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement, brings warmth, texture and authenticity to the space.

The soft, tactile quality of the Elm contrasts elegantly with crisp quartz surfaces, while its warm tones flow seamlessly throughout the property - from the floor-to-ceiling utility cabinetry to the handcrafted staircase. The result is a calm, modern interior where natural materials and thoughtful detailing create a lasting sense of warmth and sophistication.

Continuing the design language established throughout the home, this bespoke staircase combines contemporary simplicity with finely crafted natural materials. Crafted from Scottish Elm and finished with Rubio Oil, the staircase celebrates the warmth and character of the timber, allowing its rich grain to become a defining architectural feature within the interior.

Introducing our first-ever Shou Sugi Ban timber kitchen.

Charred cabinets, corten steel splashback, bronze detailing. This is a space built on contrast - raw and refined, dark and light-filled. Every detail reflects how our clients live, cook, and gather. The pantry wall came down to open the layout entirely, and what emerged is a kitchen built around real life.

In this 230-year-old farmhouse we selected our Capaldi style from our Natural collection, we used a combination of paint and white oil to harmonise with the building’s age-old charm.

We created a sensational central staircase, doors, kitchen, and wardrobes for our client’s new build villa in Portugal. We set out to retain the beautiful, large and bright space by creating a ‘floating’ staircase.

To create a sensational kitchen for our client’s new build villa in Portugal, we set out to retain the generous sense of space and light. Drawing from our Scottish Elm stocks, we introduced warm, characterful tones that brought natural elegance into the heart of the home.

To complete the transformation, we exposed an internal brick wall, which added character, and enhanced the lighting with lime-oiled Elm accents, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.

Our client envisioned a kitchen that was both highly functional and inviting—featuring central seating for social gatherings, a luxurious deep colour palette, and a seamless transition into the new extension to create a cohesive living space.

Our challenge was to design a small kitchen with a spacious working area, maximising the abundance of natural light streaming through a full-height glass wall while complementing the architectural character of the 1960s home. To enhance brightness, we chose Ash, a light-reflecting timber that brings warmth and openness to the space.

This kitchen needed to be the heart of the home: a space designed for passionate chefs, with appliances strategically placed beyond standard domestic layouts and a central workstation for effortless functionality. Featuring a striking combination of elm and stainless steel, the design is both contemporary and warm, balancing sleek modernity with natural character. At the same time, it had to create a soft, atmospheric feel, seamlessly blending the kitchen, dining, and social areas into a welcoming hub for cooking, gathering, and everyday living.

Designed as a welcoming retreat, this kitchen was created to be a fun, functional, and sociable space - perfect for holiday living and entertaining guests.

“My wife would love a Hollywood-style staircase — elegant, sweeping, and a real feature within the home.”

This project centred around incorporating a beautiful set of salvaged antique elm glass cabinet doors, transforming them into a striking and functional centrepiece.

Set within a 200-year-old farm, this project embraced the building's original character, including its thick stone walls and small windows, all while contending with the challenges of the surrounding countryside. Our aim was to introduce a contemporary feel that complemented, rather than contrasted with, the existing architectural style.