Recent Case Studies

This lovely Wimbledon house has been transformed to meet the demands of today’s lifestyle. The house was completely refurbished and included a rear extension as well as pushing up the attic to create maximum living space.

Traditional wooden windows were used for the front and main elevations in a crisp mint green colour.IQ Glass sliding and pocket doors together with Crytal-style glazing were installed in the extended living areas.

This beautiful new build home, close to the shore on Long Island, was to be the Client’s luxury beach house. UK architect David Russell, designed all windows and doors to be pocket style, disappearing into the walls.

In some of the windows, Lutron blinds were concealed within Blindspace boxes behind the curtains, all disappearing when not required. These Blindspace products have the additional benefit of being plastered in during construction for minimal visual impact.

Much consideration was given to concealment and where possible the curtains also opened out of sight, into their own wall pockets. All Lutron curtain tracks were flush-mounted using TrackTrim by Blindspace, including a number of curved tracks.

The owners of this new home previously lived in the Hall on the main estate and built their new home in the old walled garden. The house was set into the wall itself and the gardens have been completely refurbished to complement this luxury property.

With a clear vision and eye for detail, concealment boxing was included throughout the house. Full concealment frames were designed-in to the awkward-shaped large windows in Master Bedroom, to prepare for maximum blackout blinds.

Concealed motorised roller shades were used in standard windows and doors with privacy fabric. Grants specialist wide-width gable blinds were concealed in Master Bedroom windows with great effect. For bedroom ensuite areas, specialist bottom-up zipped blinds were installed to give privacy while maintaining the view and daylight.