Independent minds. Individual homes.

Find a place
to belong.

A quieter corner. A wider horizon.
A home that feels a little more like you.

Find your kind of home
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A change of scene

A considered collection

A home isn’t just somewhere.
It’s a feeling of being you.

We find homes with a point of view. The thoughtful plan. The unexpected light. The feeling you can’t quite put into words. Then we help you make your next move, with clarity and a little more care.

A different kind of property studio

Places to see yourself

Different places.
Your kind of life.

The full collection
A contemporary limestone house arranged around a planted courtyard, with broad windows and a sheltered terrace01 / Country

Quarry House

£1,425,000

Near Bruton, Somerset

A quiet conversation between stone and sky.

Low limestone walls gather a series of generous rooms around an open courtyard. A long kitchen looks into the garden; a separate studio leaves room for a different kind of day. Warm timber, considered openings and a simple plan give this country home its unhurried rhythm.

Get to know this home
4 beds · 2,860 sq ft
A low contemporary garden house with expansive glazing, fine structural frames and green planting around a paved terrace02 / Garden

Glasshouse

£975,000

Near Stroud, Gloucestershire

The garden is part of the floor plan.

A slender roof and a sequence of full-height windows draw the garden into everyday life. Living spaces run along the light-filled edge of the house, while three bedrooms sit within a more private wing. Sliding doors open to a broad terrace, making the smallest change in weather feel worth noticing.

Get to know this home
3 beds · 2,140 sq ft
A sculptural contemporary coastal home above the sea, with pale mineral walls, broad glazing and a terrace facing the horizon03 / Coast

Tide House

£1,850,000

Near St Agnes, Cornwall

A wider horizon. A different pace.

Pale mineral walls and deep-set windows frame an ever-changing coastal view. The main living room opens to a protected terrace, with a reading room tucked behind and bedrooms arranged for privacy. Materials are deliberately restrained, leaving the light, weather and horizon to do the talking.

Get to know this home
4 beds · 3,120 sq ft

Selected for their character. Remembered for the feeling.01 — 03 / THE ORIEL EDIT

Make room for perspective

Two possibilities.
One new beginning.

A beautiful photograph is only the beginning. Choose two homes to see how their spaces, settings and details compare.

Choose your two
A CLOSER LOOKYOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Different spaces. Clearer decisions.

A more personal way to move

Considered
from the
first hello.

Good advice is more than a transaction. It’s making the space to understand what matters to you.

01

Find your place.

A considered search, shaped around the way you live. We look at the plan, the setting and the possibilities with you.

  1. Understand your everyday
  2. Explore a considered shortlist
  3. Move with confidence
02

Tell its story.

An individual approach to presenting your home, from its architectural character to the details that make it yours.

  1. Find the individual story
  2. Present with a point of view
  3. Guide the next chapter
03

Make a new start.

Space to explore an unfamiliar place, refine your priorities and connect the practical details of your next move.

  1. Explore the possibilities
  2. Make the practical plan
  3. Feel at home, sooner
Mara Ellis, the fictional founder of Oriel, in a light architectural studioMARA ELLIS / FOUNDER

People before property

Property is personal.
So are we.

“The best part of this work is finding the detail that makes someone stop and say: that’s it. That feels like us.”

Mara EllisFounder & your first conversation
Meet the studio

Illustrative studio profile for this demonstration theme.

A move, remembered

We started with a list of rooms. The conversation helped us see the kind of day we actually wanted to have.
Leah & DanielIllustrative buyer story
01 / 03

The Oriel journal

For curious minds.
And open doors.

All the stories
Limestone courtyard architecture opening towards a quiet planted outdoor space

The space between.

A courtyard is more than an outdoor room. It changes how a house meets the day, making a little space for light, weather and pause.

A glass-fronted garden pavilion surrounded by layers of soft green planting

A garden in every room.

The most useful connection to a garden might be the view from your chair. A few thoughts on living close to the seasons.

Contemporary pale coastal architecture framing a broad view of the sea

Living with a horizon.

A sea view can be the first thing you notice. The spaces around it are what turn the view into a place to live.

A conversation is a good beginning

It begins
with a little
hello.

A new home. A change of scene. A possibility you haven’t quite put into words yet. We’d love to hear it.

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ORIEL / DIRECTORY

Follow your
curiosity.

Explore the studio

Open a conversation

A little more
possibility.

Let’s talk about your next move.

Demo form — no message will be sent.

A little perspective

Side by side.

Fictional homes and illustrative details. Part of the ORIEL theme demonstration.