March 6, 2025

The power of collaboration: partnering with architects to create exceptional homes

In 2025, we have the pleasure of working on a series of exceptional homes in collaboration with renowned architects, including NC Architecture, Anderson Orr, form:form Architects, and Ascot Design.

Aerial view of a leafy suburban neighbourhood dominated by a large terraced red-brick mansion with terraces and gardens in the foreground, surrounded by other red-brick homes and dense trees, with multiple sports pitches and goalposts visible across green playing fields in the midground under an overcast sky.

A Unified Vision

Great architecture provides a strong foundation and thoughtful interior design brings warmth, personality, and a sense of home. A collaborative approach ensures the final result is not just structurally impressive but also inviting and tailored to the homeowner’s lifestyle.

When architects and interior designers work together from the start of a project, they ensure that the structure and interior flow complement each other. This avoids disjointed spaces and creates a home that feels cohesive, both aesthetically and functionally. Potential design conflicts are also identified and resolved before construction begins. This prevents costly changes later in the process and ensures a smoother build. The ultimate result is a seamless, well-balanced home that functions beautifully both inside and out. 

Nursery Farm

Planning has been approved for this exceptional 9,500 sqft family home, designed by NC Architecture to seamlessly blend traditional rural charm with modern sophistication. In close collaboration with their team, we are crafting a cohesive interior design that enhances the architectural vision, ensuring every space feels both refined and functional.

By embracing natural materials, warm tones, and thoughtfully curated textures, we are creating interiors that complement the home’s structure while supporting a modern family lifestyle. This partnership allows us to refine every detail, from spatial flow to material selection, resulting in a home that is not only architecturally striking but also enhances everyday living.

Luxurious indoor pool area with a long reflective pool, coffered ceiling dotted with star-like recessed lights, textured stone walls, a glass-enclosed sauna, cushioned seating and a small table with a champagne bottle and glasses.
Large two‑storey stone house at dusk with steep gabled brown roofs and illuminated windows, a glassed patio and outdoor seating, set behind a meadow of tall grasses and purple flowers with trees framing the scene.
Bright modern country-style kitchen with a large stone-topped island, three black pendant lights above, wicker-back bar stools, a loaf of bread on a cutting board, cream-coloured built-in cabinetry and a windowed bench seat overlooking trees.

Edge Hill

Situated on one of Shrewsbury’s most prestigious streets, this exceptional 14,000 sqft luxury home is the result of a close collaboration between renowned architects Anderson Orr and our interior design team at Lewis Knox. Their expertly crafted architectural vision, blending classical proportions with modern elegance, sets the foundation for a home that is both timeless and contemporary.

Our role is to enhance this vision by creating interiors that seamlessly flow with the architecture, ensuring a refined and inviting atmosphere. With expansive windows and open-plan spaces maximizing natural light, our design embraces muted tones and natural textures to complement the home’s tranquil setting. This partnership exemplifies the power of cohesive design, setting a new benchmark for luxury living in Shrewsbury.

Large red-brick detached house with a tiled roof, decorative chimney stacks and bay windows behind neatly trimmed hedges on a tree-lined suburban street under an overcast sky.
Modern luxury garage with a white Porsche GT3 RS on a circular rotating platform in the foreground (red wheels and racing livery), a black sports car parked behind it, a yellow sports car raised on a two-post lift, wood‑panelled walls with framed automotive prints, a large frosted skylight and a glass-fronted wine cellar visible at left.
Bright, neutral-toned indoor pool room with a rectangular pool, wooden lounge chairs, potted plants and large arched floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors opening onto a sunlit terrace with outdoor seating, textured stone walls and recessed ceiling lighting.

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