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Examples of Work

Olchon Court

A solid oak front door is centered within a weathered stone wall, framed by thick stone pillars and a rustic timber beam overhead. The door is vertically panelled and features a small, square window at eye level, divided into four panes. To the right is a vintage iron door handle, and a wooden bench sits nearby. The ground outside the door is rough concrete with a brown doormat in front.

A tall, arched oak door is set in an old stone wall with a pointed arch of large grey stones forming the doorway surround. The door features two vertical glass panels and vertical oak boards below. Reflections of trees and clouds are visible in the glass. A small black latch-style handle is mounted on the right. The ground in front consists of aged stone and earth, hinting at an ongoing restoration.

A set of double oak doors with large glass panels stands within a traditional stone building facade. Each door has a lower solid wood panel and upper full-length glass pane, reflecting trees, sky, and scaffolding. The doors are framed by a timber lintel and coarse masonry, with some insulation foam visible around the edges. A small black latch handle sits on the right door, and loose rubble lies at the base.

A timber-framed window with a single large glass pane is mounted in a wall made of rustic brick and unfinished timber beams. The glass reflects a blue sky with scattered clouds, a hillside, and nearby structures. Inside, faint shapes of furniture and a high-visibility jacket can be seen. The wooden frame is wide and lightly weathered, blending with the surrounding natural materials.

A narrow, vertically oriented window is framed in oak and installed between stone and timber cladding. The glass reaches nearly from top to bottom and is marked with light smudges and a small white sticker. The reflection captures blue sky, clouds, and a hillside. A person holding a camera is faintly visible in the reflection. The framing is clean and angular, contrasting with the rugged wall textures.

A wide-angle view of a stone house extension with tall oak-framed windows. The main facade includes a dramatic vertical window spanning two stories, divided into three panels. To the left, smaller square and rectangular windows line the timber-clad conservatory. Snow covers the sloped hill behind the house and patches of ground in front. Leafless trees and exposed soil suggest a wintry construction phase.

Gable-end view of a stone and timber house in a snowy setting. A small oak-framed window is centered in a vertical timber-clad wall beneath a snow-covered slate roof with a modern glass skylight.

Stairs

Newly constructed straight wooden staircase with unfinished treads and pale timber handrails and balusters, installed in a rough, unfinished wall space. Stacked construction materials and supplies are visible underneath.

Front view of the same newly installed wooden staircase in a renovation area. Wiring is exposed overhead, and tools and supplies are scattered around the space.

Looking up the staircase toward a small window at the top. The stairs have a winder turn and pale timber handrails with vertical balusters. Walls are unpainted and show plasterwork in progress.

Top of the staircase leading to a landing with an open door into a cluttered room under renovation. The stairs and handrail are built from light pine wood, showing signs of recent installation.

Multi-level wooden staircase with a return turn, viewed from a mid-landing. Multiple flights and railings are visible, showcasing craftsmanship in natural timber.

Similar view of the multi-turn staircase, looking up toward a square opening with newly fitted balustrades. Ceiling spotlights highlight the wood grain and construction detail.

Upper-level landing with a protective wooden balustrade surrounding the top of the staircase. A boiler is mounted on the wall inside the enclosed area, with visible plumbing below.

View from the top flight looking down the winding wooden staircase. The design features multiple angles and balusters, with temporary flooring and loose cables nearby.

Close-up of the corner post and handrail junction at the top of the staircase. Crisp lines and mitred joins show precise carpentry using pale, unfinished timber.

Bird's-eye view of the full staircase system from the top floor, showing the vertical drop of the stairwell, surrounding balustrades, and visible construction wiring on the floor below.

View down a hallway with newly installed wooden stairs on the right. The stairs are unfinished pine with rounded edges and newel posts, leading up to a small landing with vertical timber balustrades. Electrical cables are coiled on the dusty wooden floor, and a patch of exposed stone is visible in the far wall.

Unfinished wooden staircase installed in a residential room. The straight flight leads up to a new opening in the wall, with protective materials on the steps and some timber parts laid out on the concrete floor in preparation for further installation.

Front-facing view of a newly installed staircase with wide timber treads wrapped in protective plastic and brown tape. The surrounding room is still under construction, with tools, boxes, and wood components scattered around.

Close-up side view of the bottom of a staircase. A pine handrail has been clamped to a newel post, and the staircase is partially wrapped in protective material. A toolbox and electrical socket are visible on the wall nearby.

Upper floor view showing the top of a staircase. A pine balustrade encloses the opening, with a diagonal brace added for support. A door is partially covered with protective plastic sheeting in the background.

Looking down a newly built straight staircase from the upper landing. The timber treads are covered with protective plastic and tape. Tools and materials are scattered on the floor below, including a red compressor and blue hose.

Top corner view of the staircase showing angled timber balustrades with diagonal bracing. The timber flooring and surrounding area are still unfinished, with spots of plaster and tools in the background.

Full view of the staircase from the bottom, facing upward. Both sides of the staircase have pine balustrades installed, and the treads are covered in protective wrap. The room is under construction, with visible painter’s tape on door frames and scattered equipment.

Upward view of a newly installed timber staircase with vertical pine balusters and a handrail on both sides. The treads are covered in protective plastic and brown tape, and the stairs lead to a landing with matching balustrade.

Looking down a newly built staircase with pale timber treads and spindles. The stairs turn at a landing and continue downwards, enclosed by vertical pine balusters and handrails. Construction materials are scattered on the floor below.

Side view of a finished staircase with exposed pine treads and balusters. The underside of the stairs reveals pink insulation or protective material, and the construction space has tools and a compressor nearby.

View from a first-floor landing looking down toward a front door. The stair void is visible, and a single wooden stair stringer is propped up vertically in the unfinished space below.

Another downward view into a white stairwell under construction. A single timber stair stringer is partially installed, with a metal ladder leaning against the opening and tools on the floor.

Ground-level view of a work area with a single L-shaped timber stair stringer on a stand. A metal ladder is leaning against the floor opening above, with a bottle of wood glue placed on the stair part.

Alternate angle of the stair stringer under construction, still supported by a clamp stand. A ladder extends up to the next level, and the concrete floor is bare with minimal tools present.

Doors

A pair of newly manufactured, arched-top French doors stand vertically on a bench inside a joinery workshop. Painted white with traditional glazing bars and brass hardware, they feature a fanlight-style arched window above the doors. The background reveals carpentry tools, timber materials, and fluorescent workshop lighting, emphasizing the craftsmanship involved in bespoke timber door production.

A monochrome image of the same arched French doors, seen in a joinery workshop. The doors, with divided glass panes and arched fanlight above, are placed upright on a bench surrounded by woodworking equipment. The black and white tone highlights the form, structure, and detailing of the joinery, evoking a timeless, classic look and showcasing the quality and precision of traditional timber craftsmanship.

Interior view of the installed white timber arched French doors, framed by thick white plasterwork and gold curtains. Through the doors, lush green trees and garden foliage are visible. The semi-circular fanlight above the doors allows extra light into the room, while the gold hinges and locks add elegant detail. The design blends traditional joinery with a bright, inviting space and a strong connection to the outdoors.

A tall, traditional-style timber door stands upright in a joinery workshop, freshly primed in white. The lower half features three vertical recessed panels, while the upper half is an open glazing aperture yet to be fitted with glass. Workshop walls, protective sheeting, and overspray on the floor indicate ongoing work. The door is clearly hand-crafted and in the intermediate stage before final painting and hardware fitting.

A newly installed grey-painted timber front door, set in a red brick facade, featuring classic recessed panels and a decorative leaded stained-glass window with coloured accents. A chrome letterbox and doorbell are fitted, and a white grab handle is fixed to the brickwork for accessibility. The door's colour contrasts elegantly with the red brick, while the stained glass adds character and period charm to the entrance.

View from inside the home looking out through the same traditional grey-painted timber door. The decorative leaded stained-glass window features coloured sections and textured panes, bringing in soft, dappled light. Part of the home’s hallway is visible, with a radiator and another stained-glass window beyond, suggesting period styling throughout. The door strikes a balance between heritage aesthetics and modern comfort.

A pair of white-painted timber French doors fitted with decorative coloured glass insets stands within a freshly plastered, unpainted room. Sunlight casts vibrant shadows of the red, blue, and green glass panes onto the bare concrete floor. Outside, a garden with patio furniture is visible. The setting suggests a renovation project mid-completion, where new joinery is breathing life into a tired interior space.

A clearer, close-up view of the same white timber French doors after further room completion. Decorative coloured glass accents sit in the corners of the panes, and a brass handle is fixed on one side. Outside, a lush garden and patio furniture can be seen. Modern light fixtures hang from the ceiling above, combining classic joinery with contemporary interior design. The installation adds both light and character to the space.

A striking green-painted timber front door sits within a red brick Gothic-style arched opening, framed by rustic stone walls. The vertical V-groove boards give the door a traditional cottage look, enhanced by the arched shape. Numbered "20", the door features black hardware including a round door knocker, handle, and letterbox. The bold green contrasts with the surrounding masonry, making for a memorable, characterful entrance.

A vibrant green, double-leaf Gothic-style arched door is shown from the inside, fitted into a thick plastered wall with a pointed arch. The door features vertical timber boarding and black iron hardware, including hinges, latch, and door closer. It's framed with a white architrave and set against a warm-toned tiled floor and adjacent wood paneling, creating a dramatic and characterful entrance in a period-style property.

A set of white uPVC patio doors set into a textured yellow render wall, beneath a shallow arched lintel. The doors are flanked by two slim side panels and topped with a matching transom window. The surrounding area includes a stone patio, potted plants, and a vintage white metal garden table. A stainless steel dog bowl on the step adds a homely touch. Reflections in the glass show nearby trees and garden furniture.

A traditional-style timber front door, freshly painted in light grey primer, stands upright inside a busy joinery workshop. The door design includes two textured glass panels in the upper half, two raised lower panels, and fitted ironmongery including a handle and spyhole. The workspace behind reveals benches, tools, and stacked materials, indicating the craftsmanship behind this bespoke door's production.

Another timber door, nearly identical in design to the previous, stands in a different workshop location. It features two frosted glass panels and two raised lower panels, with classic door furniture including a round doorknob, letterbox, and traditional knocker. The surrounding workshop shows stacked wood, clamps, and equipment, providing a glimpse into the bespoke joinery environment where the door was constructed.

A newly installed solid hardwood front door in a rich reddish-brown finish, fitted with a large single glazed panel. The frame is also hardwood, surrounded by rustic natural stonework and red brick detailing. A polished brass handle and threshold plate complete the look. The glass reflects a scenic rural view with distant hills and a tree, reinforcing the traditional countryside aesthetic of the home.

A solid timber front door with a natural wood finish and a small square glazed window at the top sits within a restored stone wall. The door features vertical planks in the lower section and is complemented by a brass handle and letterbox. The stonework combines rustic grey and red bricks, forming a neatly arched lintel. The craftsmanship and materials blend seamlessly with the heritage exterior.

A joiner poses proudly beside a newly installed timber door in a traditional stone building. The door features a small square window and vertical plank detailing, with polished brass hardware. The surrounding wall includes mixed stone and red brick with an arched header. The craftsman wears a black hoodie and work trousers, standing on a paved surface, showcasing the finished installation and the person behind the work.

A slightly different view of the same solid timber door installed in a heritage-style stone and brick wall. The door is shown from a more central perspective, clearly highlighting the high-quality joinery and rich timber grain. The square window, arched brickwork, and crisp hardware align perfectly with the surrounding materials, creating a harmonious, well-executed entrance.

Interior view looking through a pair of traditional French doors with divided glazing bars, offering a clear view of a lush garden. The scene outside includes flowering shrubs, a stone patio, an ornate white metal chair, and a dog bowl on the ground. A person and a small dog walk on the grass, adding a homely, lived-in feel. The window frames create a symmetrical grid that frames the vibrant outdoor landscape beautifully.

A pair of traditional-style French doors painted white, featuring 10-pane glazing on each leaf. Set within a lightly textured cream render wall under a shallow stone arch. Reflections of bare trees and surrounding foliage are visible in the glass. The doorstep is made of stone, with a tiled patio area below, including a ceramic planter and stainless steel pet bowl.

A solid timber door finished in a rich oak tone, viewed from the inside. It features vertical plank construction, a central square glazed window, brass hardware, and a rectangular brass letterbox. The door is set into a freshly plastered white wall with a tiled floor and white skirting board, offering a warm, secure, and traditional entrance aesthetic.

A bespoke hardwood door viewed from inside the property, with a large upper glazed section allowing a clear view of a wooded garden area beyond. The door features a vertical panel design in the lower half, brass hinges and handle, and a timber frame fitted snugly into a deep reveal. A wire balustrade is visible through the glass, suggesting a balcony or raised exterior path.

An exterior view of a warm-toned timber door fitted with a large central glazed panel, set within a red brick and stone wall. The reflection in the glass reveals a man taking the photo and a wooded landscape beyond. The door features vertical plank detailing in the lower section and polished brass ironmongery, with a smooth, modern finish that complements the traditional brickwork.

A close-up of a solid timber entrance door installed in a rustic stone and red brick wall. The door is constructed with vertical panels and features a central square glazed window, a brass handle, and a polished brass letterbox. The arched brickwork above mirrors the shape of the doorhead, and the natural stone step below completes this heritage-style entrance.

A second interior view of a vertical-planked timber door with a square glass window and traditional letterbox. The rich wood grain contrasts with the light-coloured plastered walls and tiled flooring. Brass hinges, latch, and lock fittings are visible. The framing is precise and cleanly integrated into the doorway, showcasing careful craftsmanship and a classic rural home finish.

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