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UserA hand painted mural wall art of a Magnolia Grandiflora tree painted in the family room of a Hampshire country house.
We were lucky with the beautiful 200 yr old beams, which the client and I incorporated into the mural in the design. I also considered the family dogs when sketching out the tree and gave them a shady bower to frame their bed.
Exact Architectural GlazingOur clients in Upton Grey, Hampshire decided to build a rear extension to make the most of the stunning views of the countryside. Working closely with our client and their builder Steve Davis Development, we designed, manufactured and installed two sets of Glide S Sliding Doors, a Pure Glass Roof Lantern and a range of Residence 7 Windows.
For all the details of this project, including how we achieved the enviable flush threshold for step-free access to the terrace, read our case study.
If you have a project in mind and would like to talk to one of our project managers, contact us on 01428 748255 info@exactag.co.uk. Arrange a convenient time to pop into our Liphook showroom to view our range of roof glazing, bifold doors, sliding doors, french doors and windows. Our showroom is open 8.30am – 4.30pm Monday to Friday, with Saturday appointments available by request.
UserThe House:
This Contemporary Cotswold Eco-house emulates South African thatch homes whilst retaining a distinctly vernacular feel to tie it to is locale. The large glazed and canopied gable was designed to connect the first-floor library office space directly to the garden. A reflection pool was used to bounce light into the room and onto the vaulted ceiling in the ground floor family space to produce a light an airy socialising area.
As a keen cook our client wanted to be able to engage with their visitors whilst continuing to prepare food and drinks we therefore centred the kitchen between the open plan spaces, stealing some of the adjacent wing to form a large larder.
With a bespoke kitchen, utility, boot room, office and staircases the external aesthetic was drawn throughout the internal areas to reinforce the connection between the interior environment and the gardens beyond.
Landscaping:
The gardens were designed to produce the wide ranging and varied spaces needed by a modern home.
Next to the driveway is a small zen space with running water and a place to sit and reflect. There is a kitchen garden and store tucked behind the house, before you get to the formal rear gardens where a classic lawn and borders approach was used only broken by the reflection pool that anchors the space. Enclosed with a high drystone wall, patio and Barbeque areas were placed around the house and a section of the garden was segmented off to allow the ground mounted PVT panels to be hidden from view. This also produced a small orchard and chickens area.
Sustainable features including:
GSHP – a bore holed heat pump coupled with PVT to act as a thermal store when sunny.
PVT – heat and electricity generating panels to minimise running costs.
Sustainable materials and a local supply chain.
Waste minimisation in design.
High insulation levels (low U and Y values)
Highly efficient appliances
Bio-diversifying landscaping.
Design4DevelopmentFinal design: wood burning stove insert with a contemporary clean line and tile surround. Worked well with the American Four Square geometric interior. Photos: Robin Reed
Bayswater InteriorsDrawing room with custom sofa in Thibaut stain resistant fabric and coffee table from Tom Faulkner.
Floors of StoneFloors of Stone
This living/garden room is the perfect mix of country and contemporary.
Wickham Design PracticePhotograph of the new extension looking towards the kitchen, wood burner and courtyard garden
Stéphane Polowy Architecte d'intérieurPièce de vie côté salon. Canapé AMPM, meubles marocains et anciens recyclés. Photos Pierre Chancy Photographies
Verity & Beverley LtdRefurbishment and extension of a Grade II Listed property in the Cotswolds, parts of which date from the 17th Century. The Clients brief was to retain and enhance the existing period features whilst achieving a contemporary, minimalist look and feel to the property
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