garden room extension in Harborne Conservation Area

Steel windows and doors transformed the space and give it personality

we designed and commissioned a brass door stop

SketchUp model of furniture layout

Bespoke ply wood bar units and brass splashback

An impressive 1920s Tudorbeathan style house in Harborne’s Conservation Area

The original outbuildings were connected to the house in the 1990s

the view from original french doors looked out on the outbuildings

the Garden Room was built on the old courtyard

The new land is on the other side of the wall with the pebble picture

the hidden view is revealed

we reused the old bricks from the outbuildings around the new french doors

No wall or angle followed another, it was a real challenge

The new rooflight is much bigger and less fussy that the one it replaced

We did not want to have to find walls for radiators – so we recommended under floor heating

We kept to the original footprint of the outbuildings and matched new bricks to the ones we had reclaimed

We added wooden pelmets to hide the strips of LED lighting in the light well

The steel sliding door and fabulous brass handle is a real feature