Located in the New Forest National Park, this arts and crafts house exhibited changes by the previous owners that turned its back on the beautiful park views.

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Working as the design architect, we removed the dubious additions and created an interior sequence of spaces that refocuses the view towards the park.

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An extensive gut renovation and change in exterior massing transformed the two gable exterior facing the park, into three gables with an added 3rd floor study aerie with park views.

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We designed and coordinated the interiors and furniture from our New York City office- delivered in time for move-in. 

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The interiors and furniture reflect a modern tone.  The existing exterior massing and details bore a resemblance to the houses of the arts and crafts architect, Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, whose work then became an inspiration for the proposed addition.

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Team

• Contractor: Dunford Construction

• Local Architect: Simpson Hilder Associates

• Completed project photographs: Adam Lynk Photography