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Drawing inspiration from the original features of a bygone era, we embarked on a journey to breathe new life into the home. We carefully replicated the unique profile of the decorative horns, the subtle curvature of the outer box frame, and the grace of the central glazing bar. But we didn't stop there. Embracing modern advancements, we combined the timeless design with efficient double glazing, ensuring both comfort and sustainability for years to come.
Being a joinery workshop much of the timber we use is hidden, painted or from a few very popular species that gets used a lot.
Plastic, aluminium and other materials do have their place, but for an authentic period home, timber windows are essential.
I've shared quite a few of our recent projects on the blog and the gallery section of our
This is the second time we've worked on the same bookcase.
Slim double glazing has been around for a while now and it's prominence within joinery and the construction industry was raised during a 2009 episo
The question "What do you think you could do with these shutters?" or "Do you think you can make these old shutters work?" are some of the hardest
I've learned through experience that writing off architects and designers ideas is often a mistake.
When presented with the instruction from one of our best clients, that they'd like us to make a table top from Cedar of Lebanon, I was taken aback.
You wait ages for someone to ask you sharpen their saws and then two jobs come along at once.
It's not often we get the chance to use home grown timbers in our joinery work.