Draughting and visualising a considered interior.

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Located in the Cotswolds, this farmhouse renovation was led by HHC Architectural with interior design by Bucknall James. I was brought in by TJ Carpentry & Joinery to survey the property and produce all drawings and visualisations required for the project’s extensive joinery package.

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Working from designer sketches and specifications, I developed 3D models, visuals, and full technical drawing sets for approval and manufacture. The scope included kitchens, a bar, wine cellar, staircase, internal doors, windows, and glazed screens.

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As with many heritage buildings, the structure presented a number of quirks and irregularities. Floor levels, ceiling heights, and wall angles varied throughout, requiring the joinery to be designed with flexibility and care. 

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The process involved close coordination with the interior designer, the workshop and on-site contractors, ensuring drawings reflected the realities of the site and could be executed cleanly. Visuals were also produced where needed to support approvals and communicate specific design features clearly.

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The result is a cohesive, fully bespoke set of joinery that sits comfortably within a sensitively restored home - delivered through detailed coordination across design, fabrication, and site teams.