Garden Frame
The relationship between house and landscape became the defining idea for this traditional country residence. Greater openness and natural light were introduced without compromising the warmth and permanence of the original stone architecture. Exposed timber framing gives structure to the principal living space, while expansive glazing frames mature trees and the changing seasons.
Pale upholstery and restrained finishes amplify the light and allow the surrounding greenery to take prominence. A walnut-lined library and bar provide a more intimate counterpoint, giving the home spaces for both open family living and quiet retreat. Botanical murals, embroidered textiles and floral details continue the dialogue with the garden in a gentle decorative language. Relaxed yet refined, the interiors feel firmly rooted in their setting.