Symm returned to Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons, Raymond Blanc’s two Michelin starred country house hotel in Great Milton, to create four newly refurbished suites, each room capturing both Raymond’s French heritage and the global influences that have inspired him.
The complete refurbishment of this London house included a new pool and pool house created from the coach house, which was rebuilt with an arcaded façade to provide accommodation above. Joinery throughout the house, including walnut lined wardrobes, was made in the Symm workshops.
The roof of this glass extension to a Victorian house in Central London serves as an innovative patio for the first floor kitchen and is etched to depict the night sky. Glass fronted cupboards are illuminated by LEDs which slowly change in colour from white through red to green and which is accessed by a glass balcony in the master bedroom.
A complicated refurbishment in Central London with restricted access, involving the complete redevelopment of a shell. The use of polished plaster, bronze inlaid doors, marble and a completely integrated control and lighting system, were used to produce this Art Deco interior.
This 1920’s built Cotswold Manor House underwent a major refurbishment with the addition of two large extensions and a new garage block as well as a new basement area in the existing house. Local Cotswold stone was used to construct the coursed rubble walls with stone slates for the roofs.
A contemporary interpretation of the traditional English country house. This fine example of early 19th century Regency architecture had lost all its original interiors. However, this presented the rare opportunity for a complete redesign of the internal spaces.
