Architect & interior designer in Ludlow

The houses of Ludlow

Nearly five hundred listed buildings sit within Ludlow’s medieval street plan — Georgian fronts over earlier timber frames on Broad Street and Mill Street, merchants’ houses, and farmhouses and former rectories in the Clee Hills and Teme valley villages beyond. Work here is rarely about adding space; it’s about circulation, light and service rooms inside deep, protected plans.

A design note for Ludlow

In listed houses the kitchen question is usually a movement question: kitchens stranded in Victorian service wings, three rooms from the table. The answer is often a reorganisation within the historic plan — precisely the kind of zero-build move this practice is known for.

Architecture and interiors, decided together

The wall you move decides the joinery that fits against it; the window you add decides the colour that works beneath it. Because I design both, decisions in Ludlow houses get made once — plan, light, kitchen, storage, materials and lighting resolved as a single scheme rather than handed between an architect and a decorator six months apart.