Architect & interior designer in Bunbury

The houses of Bunbury

St Boniface’s church anchors a village of red sandstone and hand-made brick, with thatch, tile and later Victorian infill around it. Beyond the conservation area lie working farmsteads and the canal country towards Barbridge. Many of the houses are listed or in the setting of listed buildings, so change is a matter of judgement rather than appetite.

Where the value usually sits in Bunbury

In villages this intact, the successful projects are the ones nobody notices from the street. Work concentrates behind the historic frontage: rear service ranges reorganised, roof volumes opened, and glazing placed where it borrows light without announcing itself.

Architecture and interiors, decided together

The wall you move decides the joinery that fits against it; the window you add decides the colour that works beneath it. Because I design both, decisions in Bunbury houses get made once — plan, light, kitchen, storage, materials and lighting resolved as a single scheme rather than handed between an architect and a decorator six months apart.