Fir Tree House is one of those rare projects where every detail truly mattered. In collaboration with Jo Alderson Designs, we created a home and garden that perfectly reflect how our client wanted to live, balancing beauty, functionality, and thoughtful design.

Nanci Gillett of Burnham Interiors helped bring the interiors to life, ensuring a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Every view from inside the home now reveals something new, enhancing the overall sense of depth and life.

The garden was designed to be both deeply enjoyed and effortlessly lived in. For the keen gardener, Jo Alderson Designs shaped a vibrant flower garden full of colour and structure. For hosting and relaxation, we introduced a generous main seating area, a wood-clad shed, smaller intimate seating corners, and a calm, zen-inspired retreat. Each element complementing the others while serving its own purpose.

The exterior of the home was elevated with handcrafted roof tiles imported from Denmark, recommended by Gresford Architects, creating a striking contrast with the brickwork and adding elegance and architectural sophistication. Petersen Tegl, Cantifix, and Dinesen contributed key elements of the flooring and brickwork, while Kitchen Architecture delivered a bespoke kitchen that flows naturally with the living areas. The driveway was completed by True Grip Ltd, and fine ironmongery was installed by The Gentleman Blacksmith, adding the final touches of craftsmanship throughout the property.

The result is a home and garden that harmoniously combine style, function, and refined living. Delivering exactly what the client envisioned while celebrating the artistry, skill, and collaboration of all the notable suppliers involved.