English sunroom interior

Once the main rooms of the house were completed (you can see all of them here) we began work on our bright Orangery. We knew we wanted a light, bright room but I did some research into the differences between an orangery and a conservatory. It turns out that an Orangery is built into the foundations of the house and seeing as I didn't want this room to feel like an add-on, we went for that over the conservatory style.

Following the refurbishment of all internal rooms, these homeowners added a timber orangery extension to the rear elevation of their beautiful house.

A family home in Mill Valley has been redesigned by Gil Shafer Architects & Rita Konig to bring some English cottage charm to California.

Tour this English-Inspired 1989 Vermont Mountain Ski Cottage designed by Teaselwood Design in Okemo Mountain. This dates ski condo was given a modern refresh.

When a stately country home in Greenwich, Connecticut, wasn’t living up to its full potential, Charles Hilton Architects renovated the home inside and out. Though the home was built in 1940s, aspects of its design evoked the far older English country homes of the Georgian period.

This historic home was featured in the May / June 2017 R-Home Magazine issue and was selected to be featured on the cover. The article focused on the bold colors that we incorporated throughout the home and the eclectic blend of traditional furnishings with some funky finishing touches.

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To help you bring a hint of refinement and class into your home decor we have outlined some simple ways to add a touch of luxury to your home.

Leading architects, interior designers and estate agents share their best ideas to convert a barn into a great home.