Love the circular flower bed

I have a holiday home In Somerset. Unfortunately I don't have that pool. I'd love it. Perhaps they'd like to share :-))

Our clients in Cheshire wanted to create a large, open-plan family living space that blended harmoniously with their existing property, whilst maximising light and ensuring that their wonderful gardens outside could be both easily accessed and enjoyed all year-round. As the gardens were a clear focal point, a large glazed gable was proposed along with a set of French doors and bi-folding windows on the side elevation. Our signature bi-folding windows helped to bring in extra light and warmth that was greatly desired, whilst offering panoramic views of their much-loved garden. The glazed gable created a beautifully detailed vaulted ceiling and mimicked the roof angle of the existing property to continue the flow seamlessly from the main house to the new extension. The roof tiles were also closely matched to the existing roof, so that aesthetically, it appeared to be part of the original structure, this also played a huge part in gaining planning approval with the local authority. Our clients were overjoyed with the transformation and now have a beautiful Garden Room that can be used year-round. The result is both timeless and beautiful, and a project that we are very proud of. Let us know what you think to this Garden Room project, we'd love to hear your thoughts!

Hi gogo, here is the new kitchen layout floor plan (excuse annotations); a second one with the lighting and power annotations that seems to have distorted a bit - and a third showing the original layout of the whole ground floor. you can see the vast chimney breast that came out. plus our cellar access (and a drain) were in the old utility room, where we needed units and the island to go. The cheaper solution to all our work would have been to knock through the kitchen and dining room and combine... but I wanted to retain 2 separate lounges. Our kitchen is space isn't vast - but it's actually perfectly proportioned now with our other rooms and apart from those giveaway pillars, almost looks like it was always like that. We lowered our ceilings so no beams showing - took a while to get use to the 2400 height but again, definitely the right decision. I've loaded more pics in my ideabook - (called 'last attempt' in reference to the loading onto houzz debacle, not the kitchen itself....). Good luck with your project.