Residential
Cullum and Nightingale have maintained a continued commitment
to high quality bespoke residential projects. We enjoy a close relationship
with our clients which enables us understand their requirements and interpret
them in a way that is personal and individual. Our portfolio includes a
number of new houses as well as conversions and alterations in England
and abroad.
Common to them all is a concern with maximising natural light,
making the most of the relationship between inside and outside and with
the use of natural materials that require a minimum of maintenance and
that age with grace.
House in Chelsea, London
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House in Belsize Avenue, London
The refurbishment of the upper storeys of a period building in the
environs of Hampstead. Completed 2003. |
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Loft Apartment, New York, USA
We provided the design for the first floor of a 19th century building in TriBeCa from office use into an artist's studio and apartment. |
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New House in Ashmore, Dorset
The practice was asked to provide design services only for the construction
of a new house on a sensitive site in a protected village in Dorset. |
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Following on from the success of the Artist's studio, we have designed
their new house. The project is now on site.
The new building on the shores of the island of Bequia has just been completed.
Occupying a prime location at the corner of a square in Holland Park, the existing four-bedroomed house has been opened up to the south.
The conversion of a 16th-century barn in Suffolk into a modern residence.
(In association with Pyle Boyd Architects.) Completed 2003.
The remodelled and refurbished maisonette
in a traditional Victorian house in Holland Park. Completed 2003.
A feeling of light and space together with an intimate relationship with the garden were the main aims for the refurbishment.
An 18th century farmhouse in a dramatic position overlooking the Menai Straits, with fine rooms but labyrinthine circulation, has been transformed.
A chalet extension with additional garden annex in a magnificent mountain
setting in the alps near Chamonix.
Built in close collaboration with the client, the house is finely tuned in every detail to the artist's requirements and sensibility.
This small house was built for Richard Nightingale on a narrow site at the side of a Victorian villa.
The Ward House makes the most of its wonderful view over the Rift Valley lake with a high deck jutting out from the house amongst the surrounding acacias.
Cullum & Nightingale have added a large garden room and undertaken major internal work to this listed nineteenth-century gothic house.
We built a modern double-height extension to the rear of the building that gives direct access to the garden, flooding the main living spaces with light and sun.