Bandsawn oak kitchen and joinery

Joinery plays a pivotal role in this conversion of a medieval Cotswold stone barn. Taking cues from the beautiful ancient oak beams, and an original planked door, we developed a scheme using bandsawn bleach oak slats for the doors as well as fitted kitchen, which is tactile, organic, and elegant. Doors wherever possible slide, and are oversized to fit within a barn-door aesthetic, fixings are all concealed and and ironmongery in bronze is pared back to the bare minimum.

To see more of the project pop over to our main gallery here

Fresh off the press

Sooooo pleased with the results of our recent photoshoot just back from our lovely photographer Lucy Walters. The Balthup kitchen is so elegant, and the amazing brass pendant light over the island really does bring it all together!

Please go take a look at the rest of the project here!

Computer aided design 'walk-thoughs'

For every project we build a virtual model, a 3D computer space, where we work out the whole design of a building, and we can explore changes in colour, material, shape etc. until it’s ‘just right’! Sometimes I think that what we do is akin to having a dolls house, a continual process of rearranging, changing the materials, moving or taking away the pots and pans or sofas!

This video is about the extension to the Perch Inn, Oxford. rogue-designs_PERCH2019

It’s always such a huge treat for us when we’ve completed the building, to see what has been created looks almost exactly as we had imagined, and perfectly aligns with how we worked with our clients to develop it.

To see the rest of this lovely, landmark Oxford restaurant / pub project The Perch Inn, just follow the link here

Computer model above, ‘as built’ photo below….