A building in its setting
The exterior view establishes the relationship between the manor and its planted surroundings. Inside, timber and masonry shift the emphasis from the overall building to rooms and details.
INTERIOR DESIGNThe relationship between house, river and garden defines this estate. The residence occupies one quarter of the site, leaving the remaining land to shape views, arrival and outdoor life.

The relationship between house, river and garden defines this estate. The residence occupies one quarter of the site, leaving the remaining land to shape views, arrival and outdoor life.
The exterior view establishes the relationship between the manor and its planted surroundings. Inside, timber and masonry shift the emphasis from the overall building to rooms and details.
Read the gallery as a change of scale: approach, room and material. The interest lies in how those views belong to the same architectural character.




