Stable conversion

Take a tour of a historic stable that has been converted into a modern home. The original interior walls were saved and incorported into the design.

Elizabeth Hurley once said that she wanted to live the countryside dream, and boy did she make that dream a reality.

The architects at Studio Mark Ruthven were responsible for the conversion of a barn into a contemporary haven in the Cotswolds, a rural area of England.

While working on the statelier interiors of a 19th-century former vicarage on the edge of Bath, designer Anna Haines also took on the renovation of this small stable in the grounds, which is now a delightful place to accommodate guests

DAVID Marwood’s favourite spot in his beautifully converted, award-winning barn conversion in the North York Moors National Park is “Sarah’s…

This barn conversion has given a vibrant makeover where a timber frame is juxtaposed with a steel staircase and openings

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AR Design Studio took a historic, unused, and dilapidated stable in Headbourne Worthy, UK, and renovated it into a modern and minimalist three-bedroom home called Manor House Stables, all while keeping its original character intact.

A small stable in Belgium’s West Flanders has been converted into a contemporary workspace. The renovation was completed by Studio Farris Architects.

Crittall Specialist Partner John Knight Glass have recently completed a stunning project in Cheshire using Crittall Corporate W20 doors. Looking to convert an existing stable block into a contemporary home, […]