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ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK

GUEST ROOM IN A THATCHED BUILDING, erected during the early 1990’s. The heavy post and plank panelling has been decorated with ‘lambs tongue’ stop chamfers and ‘masons mitres’ to the framing. This panelling, together with the undulating wide-boarded floor and limewashed beams, were constructed entirely from antique oak and installed in an otherwise completely bare shell. Replica 14th and 16th century fabrics, hung on wrought iron poles and rings, furnish the oak   frame windows and the pair of lancet head doorways, at the end of the panelling. Tinted soft distemper applied to the wall framing panels completes the authentic period feel. We were responsible for the entire scheme including design, sourcing materials and installation.