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“Stone cladding was a design feature that we both wanted from the outset,” says Una


contemporary styles with intricate, clever details, incorporating snippets of traditional elements that infuse warmth into the space, resulting in a stunning and thoughtfully designed residence for Una and Laura to enjoy.


The site on which the home sits upon is a tranquil and deeply rural locale, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of urban living which the couple have known for so long. The home also boasts panoramic views with minimal neighbouring dwellings. The external appearance of the home exudes clean lines and a symmetrical shape. The blend of the sleek grey render, rustic stone cladding,


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and dark grey roof tiles, adds texture and depth to its overall aesthetic. “Stone cladding was a design feature that we both wanted from the outset. We think it blends in nicely with the countryside and is a timeless feature,” explains Una.


The downstairs offers a seamless  ow between spaces, featuring an expansive open kitchen and liing area with an offi ce boot room utility room, wet room, and main sitting room situated at the back. Laura highlights how they spent a good amount of time designing the kitchen: “We wanted a large space where we could entertain friends and family but equally wanted it


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“We found bathroom design really complex and diffi cult to naigate it was a steep learning curve with so many options to choose from and lots of decisions to be made.” – Laura


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