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Chesney Stoves offering stunning clean efficient burning all now Eco Design Ready for 2022 Regulations. Stylish Stove finished in period fireplace creating a simple, tidy, clean and cosy look. Perfect for the cold winter nights ahead.

Simon Wood

A traditional cottage with a fabulous Carpenter Oak extension. Formal living room, in original cottage. Riverside village South Devon. Colin Cadle Photography

A courtyard has been used to separate a heritage building from a new two storey building. The courtyard is facing north allowing low winter sun to enter the dining, living space and passively heat the area in winter. In slab heating also adds to winter comfort. The bluestone floor adds texture and warmth.

This project was to furnish a rental property for a family from Zürich to use as a weekend and ski holiday home. They did not want the traditional kitsch chalet look and we opted for modern shapes in natural textured materials with a calm colour palette. It was important to buy furniture that could be reused in future rentals.

The library, a space to chill out and chat or read after a day in the mountains. Seating and shelving made fron scaffolding boards and distressed by myself. The owners fabourite colour is turquoise, which in a dark room perefectly lit up the space.

Award-winning, Discreet and Full of Bespoke Details of Traditional Lake District Barn This traditional, Lakeland stone barn was converted by adding bathrooms and new staircases to dormitory lofts. Substantial insulation, combined with renewable energy from ground source and solar heating, helps provide energy efficiency and retains the original character of the building.

Living Space Architects

A lovely traditional stone fireplace using limestone.

This contemporary space features one of our popular 'Kandy Kelims' - modern geometric flatweave rugs. These hand woven kelims are full of character and charm, with a beautiful handmade texture and subtle colour variation. Size 240x170cm in stock (subject to availablity) Bespoke sizes made to order -Hand Woven -New Zealand Wool -Reversible

Sanderson fabrics

Architect’s notes: New house on historic grazing property. “Quiet” architecture. A blend of natural and modern materials. Special features: Recycled timber beams Internal mud brick and stone Wood fired hydronic heating Solar hot water

Francisco Cortina / Raquel Hernández

A traditional cottage with a fabulous Carpenter Oak extension. Formal living room, in original cottage. Riverside village South Devon. Colin Cadle Photography

Alivar's furniture is teamed with beautiful, bold artwork in this Moroccan Villa. The modern building in Casablanca boasts large windows that allow natural light to filter into the house. This resulting brightness gives the rooms a sense of harmony, making them appear even larger and more spacious. ALIVAR furnished both the living and sleeping areas, creating continuity with the architectural style of the villa. All pieces are from the Home Project collection, featuring clean, modern and elegant lines designed by architect Giuseppe Bavuso.