Architect & interior designer in Oswestry
On the Welsh border with hills to its west, Oswestry serves a wide rural catchment of farmhouses, former rectories and village houses. I work with owners in the town and across the border country.

The houses of Oswestry
The town mixes Victorian commercial wealth with older survivals; the real story is the countryside — longhouses, stone farmhouses and chapels toward the Berwyns, brick granges on the plain. Many have been extended piecemeal over generations and now need one plan to make sense of the accumulation.
How these houses respond in Oswestry
Border farmhouses are often three houses in a trench coat: original core, Victorian wing, 1980s addition. The valuable work is editing — deciding which parts carry the future, and letting the plan flow through all of them as one home.
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 Oswestry 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.
What I can help with
ArchitectureDetails
Remodelling, extensions where justified, planning and technical design. Read more →
Architecture & Interior Design CombinedDetails
Replanning, architecture and interiors as one appointment — 5–7.5% of construction cost, agreed to the scale and complexity of the project. Read more →
Concept & FeasibilityDetails
£1,950 — measured survey, two or three layout options, one CGI visual and indicative cost bands. Credited against the full design fee if appointed. Read more →
Everything starts the same way: a free phone conversation about the house, after which I recommend the appropriate next step rather than the largest one. See how a project unfolds →
Our farmhouse is a patchwork of extensions. Where do we start?
With a measured appraisal of the whole building. Editing an accumulated plan is a specialism here — sometimes removing space serves better than adding it.
Do you work across the Welsh border?
My commercial work has reached as far as Cardiff and Cwmbran; for residential work near the border, ask — geography is rarely the obstacle.
Other areas we serve near Oswestry
Ellesmere · Shrewsbury · Guilsfield · Whitchurch — or see all of Shropshire.
Worth reading before you start
Do you actually need an extension?
Where to spend and where to save
Why architecture and interiors are one decision
Planning a significant project in Oswestry?
My first conversation with you is free. You do not need a finished brief — an outline of the property and what is not working is enough.
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