The White Lias Stone Coachhouse.

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Outdoor kitchen & seating

Entertaining beyond the house.

The Coachhouse project extends into an outdoor kitchen and seating area. Dining, cooking and places to sit form part of the wider home, with the garden considered alongside the rooms inside. The photographs show the patio, planted surroundings and evening seating area, including its serving hatch.

Garden patio with timber table, benches and plantingGarden paths and planting beside the Coachhouse outbuildingOutdoor seating and serving hatch beneath festoon lighting

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Kitchen, dining & bar

The everyday centre of the home.

The kitchen, dining and living areas are supported by a separate pantry and back kitchen. A small bar is tucked inside fitted cabinetry: open the doors to reveal the glass storage, or close them to return to the room’s quieter finish.

Coachhouse kitchen island with upholstered stools and pendant lightingKitchen island and large refrigeration alongside painted cabinetryLong kitchen island beside a wall of fitted cabinetryIlluminated display niches beside the stone wallConcealed bar cabinet with glass storage beside exposed stoneView across the kitchen island towards cabinetry and exposed stoneSeparate pantry with open shelving and a continuous worktop

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Indoor–outdoor travertine

A material that carries you inside.

Tumbled travertine continues from the entrance into the hallway, connecting the approach to the house with its interior. Its softened surface and edges sit alongside the original stone and timber, while the continuing floor finish draws the eye through the doorways.

Double-height entrance with exposed roof timbersTimber staircase rising from the panelled entrance hallTumbled travertine floor continuing through the entrance into the hallwayView from the entrance across tumbled travertine towards the closed hall doors

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Mirrored guest restroom

A small room with an unexpected detail.

The guest restroom pairs a mirrored back wall with a wall-hung WC, concealed storage and a distinctive Glass Design counter-top basin. The mirror reflects the panelling and timber door, adding a different sense of depth to a compact space. Look closely at the meeting of the mirror, flush plate and surrounding finishes.

Panelled entrance with lantern lighting and exposed stoneGuest restroom basin and panelling reflected in the mirrorMirrored back wall around the guest restroom WC and flush plateTextured counter-top basin and curved tap in the guest restroom

White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Home office, bedroom & laundry

Space for work and daily routines.

A dedicated home office sits within the wider interior scheme. The same project collection includes the principal bedroom and a galley laundry with a ceiling-mounted clothes airer.

Laundry basin and worktop beneath panelled wallsGalley laundry with stacked washing and drying appliancesDeep laundry sink with wall fittings and hanging lightsTeal home office with a long desk and exposed beamsBedroom sitting area with wall-mounted screen and candlesPrincipal bedroom with a tall upholstered headboard

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White Lias Stone Coachhouse · Living rooms & cinema

Different places to unwind.

Formal living and drawing rooms are balanced with a cinema and teen space. The photographs show how a single house can offer both shared rooms and places with a more individual atmosphere.

Cinema snug · Teen space

Popcorn, low lights and somewhere to settle in.

The room under the eaves combines deep blue colours, exposed beams, a hanging chair and a screen. The popcorn styling captures its relaxed, playful feel.

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Deep-coloured attic sitting room with exposed beams and rooflightsFormal sitting room with sofas, fireplace and fitted shelvingUpholstered seating beside open shelving and artworkWindow seat with cushions overlooking the gardenWarmly lit sitting room around the fireplaceUpholstered bench against a panelled wall