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Set within the peaceful Warwickshire countryside, this project transformed a traditional farmhouse by introducing a bespoke Sapele hardwood extension where only a solid masonry wall previously existed. The primary objective was to engineer a light-drenched, open-plan kitchen and dining hub that serves as a seamless bridge between the historic interior and the surrounding landscape. By reclaiming original bricks from a demolished on-site outbuilding, we ensured the new structure’s patina is indistinguishable from the heritage house, delivering a spacious living area that prioritizes both modern thermal performance and architectural permanence.
Engineering a Seamless Transition through Masonry Reclamation
The transformation of this Warwickshire farmhouse began with a significant structural intervention: the creation of a wide-span aperture within a previously solid masonry wall. To ensure the new wing felt like a natural, historic evolution of the property, we demolished an existing on-site outbuilding to reclaim the original bricks. These were meticulously cleaned and hand-laid to form the new load-bearing piers, ensuring the texture and patina perfectly match the 19th-century farmhouse. Supported by high-span RSJs, this structural work allowed us to dissolve the boundary between the original kitchen and the new garden-facing hub, providing a pillar-less, light-drenched interior.
Perfectly aligned floor levels create a smooth transition from the kitchen to the garden terrace, delivering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. Herringbone oak flooring with underfloor heating and layered lighting adds warmth, comfort, and refined ambiance.
By aligning the internal floor levels perfectly with the kitchen and the external garden terrace, we created a true indoor-outdoor living experience.
Premium herringbone oak flooring was laid over a wet underfloor heating (UFH) system, providing a clean, radiator-free aesthetic.
Recessed LED perimeter lighting in the soffit is paired with gold-finished pendant chandeliers for a layered lighting scheme.
A carefully aligned floor level creates a natural flow from the kitchen into the garden-facing orangery, enhancing openness and connectivity. Warm oak flooring, underfloor heating, and layered lighting complete the space with comfort and refined ambience.
