Restoring History: Freston Tower’s Tudor Charm Reimagined with bronze windows
The magnificent Freston Tower, a six-storey Tudor folly dating back to the 1500s, stands proudly on the banks of the River Orwell. Under the care of the Landmark Trust, this remarkable historic structure was enhanced with our windows featuring traditional leaded antique glass supported by twisted saddlebars internally. We take pride in contributing to numerous prestigious and award-winning restoration projects. Bronze remains a standout material in conservation work, striking the perfect balance between preserving historic character and enhancing thermal efficiency.
Full-height feature window with a delicately curved arched head
Situated along the breathtaking coastline of the south of England, this charming new build showcases over 100 bronze windows. Incorporating a full-height feature window with a delicately curved arched head fills the grand staircase with natural light, enhancing the home's architectural splendour. Project completed alongside architects at @harrison_sutton with images from Clare Booth Photography.
Listed property complete with luxurious bronze windows and doors
Take a look inside this stunning Grade A listed Edinburgh townhouse. Making use of both Architectural Bronze windows and slimline doors set into sleek screens as well as three @valegardenhouse rooflights, this property feels both contemporary and effortlessly classic, blending old and new at the heart of this historic home. For this project we worked alongside principal contractors @laurencemcintosh1947
Bronze windows fitted in a beautiful contemporary home
Bronze screens fitted with slimline doors and a variety of bronze windows and timber doors with bronze inserts have been used within this project. The extensive use of large glass panes in both the doors and windows brings an ample amount of light into the home. It’s with thanks to RPP Architects that we are able to share these beautiful photos of the project.
Impressive two-storey feature window on a Tudor-style new build
The entrance hall of this Tudor-style new build is flooded with natural light, owing to an impressive two-storey feature window comprised of double-glazed diamond leaded lights set into stunning timber subframes. Though a new build, this is a home that is full of character, with care and attention to detail evident in every aspect. It has been a labour of love for the homeowners and we're proud to see our windows play a role in it.
Bespoke heritage windows fit seamlessly into stone surrounds
Founded in 1848 and situated within several hundred acres of the South Downs National Park in West Sussex, the esteemed Lancing College is steeped in history, with many of its campus buildings recognised as listed structures. In keeping with the Gothic style of the architecture, a range of heritage windows were supplied, including small quatrefoil windows and units with tightly curved trefoil-shaped heads. These were carefully crafted to fit precisely within the original sandstone surrounds, complete with finely detailed leadwork. This meticulous attention to detail enhances the school’s sense of tradition and architectural distinction.
Real bronze windows and doors in The Creamery at Castle Cary
Commissioned by owners of The Newt in Somerset, this remarkable venue is located at Castle Cary Railway Station and is heavily inspired by its history as a 1912-built milk factory and the golden age of rail travel. Hoping to recreate some of the early 1900s industrial charm, arched windows with double quadilent stays and slim profile doors in timeless true bronze were the ideal choice, blending seamlessly with the historic charm of this unique building.
An impressive entertainment annexe finished with sleek bronze picture windows and doors
Three sets of double clad thermally broken doors open the space up to the decking and multiple sets of expansive picture windows welcome views of the garden into the dining room. As a result, the annexe is wonderfully bright and offers the perfect place to entertain guests.
Elaborate leaded fanlight for the historic Temple Bar restoration
The only surviving City of London gateway out of an original eight, Grade I listed Temple Bar, is both architecturally beautiful and steeped in history. Undergoing careful reconstruction and restoration in 2004, this iconic symbol of 17th-century London now resides in Paternoster Square, near St Paul's Cathedral, and features this exquisitely detailed leaded fanlight, bespoke made to fit into the original stone surrounds and closely resemble what was there hundreds of years prior. We're extremely proud to have been involved in the legacy of this building, originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Charming new build showcases over 100 luxury bronze windows
Situated along the breathtaking coastline of the south of England, this project incorporates a double-storey tower with bow windows culminating in a spire roof. Leaded windows wrap around the facets, offering sweeping panoramic views from both the ground-floor kitchen and the first-floor bedroom. Project completed alongside architects at @harrison_sutton with images from Clare Booth Photography.
The prestigious college in Australia featuring bespoke bronze windows and doors
Featuring an array of truly expansive double-height bronze windows with solid bronze panels, this luxurious metal was chosen through an initiative to use sympathetic materials with a focus on maintenance and longevity. Paying homage to its Scottish heritage, the impressive scale and grandeur of 'The Scots College' is inspired by 16th-century Scottish Baronial architecture and makes a striking impression.
Country manor house finished with lead-applied bronze windows
A stunning country manor house finished with a range of lead-applied bronze windows fitted seamlessly into Jacobean-style stone mullions. The uniquely shaped window on the top floor follows the tight curves of the stone surrounds with ease. With such a high level of care and attention given to even the smallest details, it’s hard to believe that this property is a new build.
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