Built circa 1760 this beautifully proportioned country house is a great example of the relaxed, timeless layered country style that is so well loved around the world. Completed twenty-seven years ago it retains its fresh, warm and inviting look and reflects the clients love of
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A five-bedroom, five-bathroom, new-build family home in the Jacobean revival style popularised in the 19th century by the Arts & Crafts movement. With tall chimneys, mullioned windows and gable roofs, set among the large houses and leafy suburbs of a pretty Cheshire village the property
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The core of the house dates from 1750 with several later additions. The house was enlarged to service entertaining and included an Orangerie, entrance porch and hallway. Several spaces were knocked together to enlarge rooms, and the second floor was raised by one metre to
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This long-neglected three-story, nine-bedroom, Grade II-listed Georgian mansion required a comprehensive but sensitive refurbishment. Mark Gillette conceived a fresh but sympathetic personality for every room in the house, sourcing the furnishings, antiques and artworks, as well as creating five modern bathrooms that remain in keeping with
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This magnificent Georgian Grade II* listed house in Cheshire was built around 1830. The owners wanted a complete redesign of the interior and appointed Mark to work with the architects to create a comfortable and sophisticated home. Mark Gillette designed five new bathrooms; a bespoke
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This large house in Cheshire was built in the mid-1990s in an Arts & Crafts style. Over-decorated and impractical for family use, it was in need of a complete rethink of the interior layout, key architectural design elements and furnishings. The three-year programme of redesign featured
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