Project posted by Francesca Wadia
The historic front elevation of the farmhouse
The original spiral staircase restored
A vaulted ceiling in the master bedroom
The renovation included the insertion of a contemporary birch ply staircase into the 16C cross passage hall
A new extension connects a bright yet cosy living space to the kitchen
A ceiling was removed to create additional light and space in the double height kitchen
The extension looks out over the wildflower garden
Built in joinery creates a mid-century modern feel in the lounge
Bright and cosy furnishings in the children's room, with reclaimed timber and original features
A courtyard style patio at the rear of the house
The contemporary extension echoes the local vernacular of Dartmoor agricultural buildings
The barn conversion sits around a sunny wildflower filled courtyard
A clean Nordic style to the upstairs living space in the barn
The woodburner divides the living space into two distinct zones, with a cast concrete hearth
A double height space kitchen, with cladding to the upstairs bedroom reclaimed from the original timber joists
Painted stone walls and vintage furnishings to the cosy courtyard bedrooms
Warm pink tones and reclaimed wood in the master bedroom
The upstairs bedroom has a curtained bed nook and shuttered windows that overlook the courtyard and kitchen
Rustic touches in the bathroom
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Restoration of an 16C farmstead in Dartmoor National park by two architects with works including the sensitive renovation and contemporary extension of the historic farmhouse and conversion of two barns to create modern rustic holiday homes. Unique interior features abound, with bed nooks and secret windows, vintage furnishings and lofty double height spaces.