London townhouse language
Georgian Townhouse
Fine sash rhythm, formal entrance and a restrained painted palette.
Projects
Homes, periods and architectural situations we design around.
A visual study of the kinds of façades, rooms and openings that shape a bespoke Box Sash specification.
Surrey period house language
Victorian Family Home
Bay windows, warm masonry and replacement joinery designed around the existing façade.
Cotswolds renovation language
Period Renovation
A garden-facing kitchen where new joinery sits quietly inside older stone architecture.
Heritage exterior language
Country House
Repeated sash proportions across a long elevation with mature planting and warm stone.
Urban terrace language
Formal Georgian Façade
Regular multi-pane windows, symmetrical door composition and crisp architectural rhythm.
Street-facing bay language
Victorian Bay
A projecting bay where sightlines, horn detail and meeting rails determine the character.
Project planning
Use project inspiration to identify the details that matter
When comparing period-property projects, look beyond the overall style of the house. Window proportions, bar patterns, bay geometry, door composition and the relationship between new joinery and existing masonry are more useful than copying a complete scheme.
The staging images on this page are architectural references rather than documented completed installations; verified project photography should replace them before public launch.
