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Garden / Near Stroud, Gloucestershire
The garden is part of the floor plan.
The architecture of everyday
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.
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01 / CountryNear 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.
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02 / CoastNear 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.
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