Speaking of the restoration, Caroline, who
took responsibility for the interior design,
said: “Nestled in the ancient oaks wood
overlooking the water meadow, the Linhay is
in an idyllic location, which is why we wanted
to bring a sense of the outdoors in when
designing the interior.”
Caroline used a mixture of materials, such
as slate worktops and oak flooring, to reflect
the natural surroundings, she also created a
plywood wall feature in the living area to bring
the outdoors in. Instead of artwork, large
mirrors line the walls to create a sense of
depth and add light.
Letting in natural light to the Linhay was
important, explains Caroline: “It was so
important to gain as much light as possible in
the shower room, which led me to choosing
the stylish fixed flat rooflight by Roof Maker
for its clean sleek design, which mostly
consists of glazing and minimal frame.
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