The house forms part of a larger farmstead just outside Lewes, East Sussex. The main cross wing of the building was built by William Newton in the late 16th C, later additions were formed in the early 18th C and again in the early 19th C. We’ve started working on extensive restoration, modernisation and extension of the house which will eventually form two new dwellings.
Testing ideas for the conversion of a late 18th C- 19th C Thrashing Barn into two dwellings.
Concept development for the conversion of agricultural buildings, extensions and complete restoration of original farmhouse and outbuildings.
New oak staircase over three floors with tapered spindles, oak handrail slots into an ‘arts and crafts’ house and connects new lower ground extensions to the main house.
Bespoke desk drawing influence from mid 20th C Danish design. The fumed walnut floats on a lightweight structural frame fabricated in solid brass & finished with an artisan patina.
Our proposal for a large new house in Dulwich London is out for Planning permission.
