Our Before and After Gallery showcases some of our favourite projects. From renovations through to traditional style new build projects, click on the images below to view our bespoke window and door collections.

A Real Transformation.

From unsightly, cold & plain 1930’s casement windows to more detailed Cottage design Flush casement timber windows in French Grey.

A second bay window has been built on the first floor to give this period home a uniform look and feel.

Keeping The Look.

Early Edwardian arched casement timber windows with leaded lights were authentically matched by our Slimline timber casement windows so the house keeps its period look and value.

Authentic Feel.

Before these 250-year-old windows could be replaced, it had to have the approval from the National Trust. The end result was more than complementary and the period house kept its character and looks.

What A Transformation!

The old Georgian timber casements were not just extremely narrow but also blocked the natural light getting into this impressive period property. The authentic Recessed Casement windows with Gothic Arch design were designed to keep the traditional feel and to ensure that the property is secure, warm & most importantly, bathed in natural light.

Preserving The Character.

This towering mansion house was built in 1930’s by Tarrant. The envious proportions and slim detailing of the windows enhances the character of this period mansion. The replacement Slimline Sash windows are an excellent fit as they are designed to faithfully match every detail of the original windows so the impressive character is fully preserved.

Locally Listed Renovation.

Locally listed properties come with a challenge of rigorous planning stipulations to careful match the detailing (even the headrips have a detailed roof bracket above the window). The end result was a carefully designed and built Flush casement windows to enhance the look, security and warmth without affecting the property’s period character.

Restoring The Look.

Unsightly PVC windows inherited by the new owners have been re-designed and replaced with more authentic 1920’s Cottage Style windows and doors to enhance the look of this beautiful period home.

Opening The View.

The original timber windows had bulky top openers and transoms which were redesigned to take advantage of uninterrupted countryside views and softened the look for this cosy and rustic period cottage.

Improved Value.

The owners have struggled to sell this dated period property for a while. Carefully designed Slimline Casement windows have vastly improved the security, warmth and most importantly, the feel and look of the lovely period home. The owners loved the new house so much, that they even decided to stay!

Faithful Replacement.

The 1930’s detailed casement windows were carefully replaced by Slimline Casement windows in authentic matching style, that even the neighbours could not tell the difference and character of this elegant country cottage has been preserved.

Softer Character.

The original 1920’s Crittall windows and doors in mock Georgian design were too fussy for the new owners so we created a sympathetic design with enough character and light to soften the look and open up the light for the stunning country home.

Luxury Mansion.

As the old saying goes “the devil is in the detail” – it could not be more true than for the character of the opulent mansion. This impressive property style was complemented by our unique arched bifold doors and Slimline Casement windows.