Love this outdoor living space flowing from the communal indoor spaces, this is the perfect combination! Dormer windows could replace these en-suite velux roof lights, giving more space and additional detail to teh roof, with juts a modest uplift in cost.

The Growing House – design .3. Extending the house further on each side to include more family living space on the ground floor and and larger en-suite master bedroom with dressing room on the first floor. Great family layout, lots of spaces to be together, yet plenty more to be apart!

The Growing House – design .2. Extending the house to include a study and more outdoor living space on the ground floor and an extra bedroom on the first floor.

The Growing House – design .1. Our growing house evolved from the idea that achieving the perfect design is often realised through a process of modification. Designs can be extended or shrunk to meet your budget. This design can grow to suit your requirements for living today or your aspirations for tomorrow.

The rear elevation of this design must face south! Add a big back yard or some stunning views and this layout is complete! The stair in this layout is the focal point of the entire house – a grand statement stair here is essential!

With traditional Queen-Anne style features, this design is like an understated mansion – regal almost! Dormers or no dormers? That’s the question! Build with 3 storeys, develop the 2nd storey in time, or choose to have no dormers at all. Detach the garage to retain the symmetry of the design.

Super efficient ‘town house’ design with room in the roof for growing family. Traditional on the outside with open modern spaces inside, offers the potential to surprise first time visitors.

Love the quaint, cosy cottage feel of this design. A feature entrance gable can give additional character. Option to replace the larder with a utility and open up the kitchen into a dining room. A utility room off a kitchen is practical, but some may prefer this layout with open plan kitchen/dining room.

Simple shapes and big continuous wall areas make for the most economical designs, both in build costs and thermal efficiencies. A classic layout for functional family living. Think fun times prepping dinner together in the kitchen, then nestling in front of the warm fire late in the evening in the lounge.