A bespoke bookcase built to fit perfectly into the alcove of an old Frome cottage

A view through the bathroom window of this lovely shepherd’s hut conversion

This 300 year old cottage in Frome was a sorry state when we arrived. A year long project took this property back to four walls, and well and truly back to life! We added in many character features, including this spiral staircase and an ‘inglenook’, restoring it to a beautiful and unique home.

A timber-framed shed designed by a local architect friend and built by us. This is before the bespoke glass panes and door were fitted.

A bespoke garden gate, built from scratch from European Oak

A small but perfectly formed kitchen space.

A beautiful feature door in this converted Shepherd’s hut.

A simple bathroom inside the Shepherd’s Hut, built mostly with reclaimed timber

When the River House first opened in Frome in 2014 we were pleased to be asked to create them some table tops from scaffolding boards. We wanted them to be a bit different, so inlaid them with strips of wood to give them this rustic, geometric effect. They’re still in good use to this day!

Working alongside a group from Edventure:Frome to create tables and benches for the community whilst passing on some carpentry skills

A close-up of this bespoke shed interior

Stunning timber framing was a key feature to this large garden room.

We built this garden room from the ground up. Designed by an architect friend and collaboratively built with a big team over 9 months.

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A helical staircase built from scratch as part of the renovation of this old Frome cottage

Built from European Oak

We rebuilt the whole of this fireplace, complete with feature beam and ‘inglenook’ (built-in snug seating area) as part of a complete renovation of this 300 year old cottage.

Time for a coffee break after delivering these unique table-tops to our favourite café, the River House!

Find out more about Edspaces here

Find out more about Edspace here

Longleat Larch used in this Truss

The interior of an Edspace. Find out more here

Fitting the doors for this large garden room

A community project we facilitated for Edventure: Frome, complete with reciprocal roof

This 300 year old cottage had some beautiful features to restore and install.

Part of the renovation of a 300 year old cottage

Tiling the roof of this timber-framed shed

A simple garden shelter, complete with bench

An Oak, douglas fir, glass and stone conservatory extension to an old Frome cottage

An interior view of this unique conservatory, designed by an architect friend.

Removal of a bay window for this Frome barn conversion in a beautiful riverside location.

Rebuilding the interior and roof of this Showman’s Wagon. A labour of love, working under the wing of our good friend GW Maule.

The moment we waved goodbye to the old showman’s wagon we had been renovating over a number of months. A satisfying project to work and learn on.