Tier-on-tier · living room
Tier-on-tier in a period lounge
A street-facing lounge that needed privacy at seated height without losing the daylight that made the room worth sitting in.
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The windows, and what we did about them
Not a gallery, a set of problems. Each of these started with a window that didn't suit a standard answer, so here's the thinking as well as the photograph.
Tier-on-tier · dark finish
Black shutters, contemporary interior
Proof that shutters don't have to be white to look like they belong in a period property.
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Tracked · wide opening
Bi-fold track across a dining room opening
A wide glazed opening where the panels needed to stack right out of the way, not sit in front of the glass.
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Tracked · custom finish
An ombré finish on bi-fold panels
A graded custom colour running across a set of tracked panels.
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Shaped · arched window
A sunburst arch on a landing
The window most companies quote around. Templated on site and made to fit it exactly.
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Shaped · apex · stained finish
Apex glazing in a natural stain
A gable end of glass, handled with stained hardwood rather than paint.
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Shutters & blinds · bedroom
Shutters with integrated blackout blinds
For the bedroom where shutters alone were never going to be dark enough.
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Café style · kitchen
Café style in a working kitchen
Privacy at the sink, daylight everywhere else.
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Bring us the difficult one
Arches, bays, apexes and anything else that's been quoted around. We'd rather start there.