A sneak peak at our latest Grange project as it nears completion. 

A salvaged fireplace insert with a new joiner-made surround, paired with dark metalwork radiators to contrast the light walls painted in Atelier Ellis. A bespoke staircase leading to the loft conversion above - oak bullnosed treads with painted risers to follow. New rooflights introduced now flooding the space with natural light.

New dormers progressing on our attic conversion project in Morningside. 

Views out to leafy green South Edinburgh are captured with these new windows. Extending the attic space now provides extra bedrooms and space within the existing family home. 

We are delighted to have received planning for the conversion an existing farm steading, located at Stenton Farm on Balcaskie Estate in Fife. The design intends to sensitively repair and revive much of the farm's existing fabric and introduce a dedicated commercial bakery facility and storage area, giving new life and functionality to the farm’s historic structure. 

We are delighted to share that Trossachs Steading has been featured in the latest edition of Alder. 

Having visited the site herself, Mary Arnold-Forster reflects on the project and its place within the wider rural landsape. The design involved the sesitive restoration and retention of the original stone walls, reimagining the former brye and factory into a modern dual office and music studio. A stand-alone structure within a larger private estate, this project is a testament to how sensitive conservation can be used to revive historic disused buildings. 

Grab a copy of Alder 04 for the full feature!