New Build
A Timber Home Shaped by Light and Trees
House of the Woods is a bespoke Paragraph 84 dwelling, in the early stages of design on our drawing board, is designed to revitalise a deteriorating woodland block. Inspired by its forest setting, the home features overlapping roof forms reminiscent of fallen leaves, a timber structure that echoes the verticality of trees, and skylights that flood the central gathering space with natural light. Carefully designed to balance sustainability with beauty, the house optimises both near and far-reaching woodland views while creating a deeply connected, low-impact family home.
Floor Plan
Sketches
Carefully crafted to harmonise sustainability with elegance, this home maximises both immediate and distant woodland views, creating a low-impact family residence deeply connected to its surroundings. These initial concept sketches bring the vision to life, situating the house within a serene clearing in the tree canopy. Tall, vertical windows evoke the rhythm of surrounding tree trunks, while angled roofs are designed to optimise high-positioned windows, framing views of the canopy above and drawing natural light deep into the interior.
Carefully crafted to harmonise sustainability with elegance, this home maximises both immediate and distant woodland views, creating a low-impact family residence deeply connected to its surroundings. These initial concept sketches bring the vision to life, situating the house within a serene clearing in the tree canopy. Tall, vertical windows evoke the rhythm of surrounding tree trunks, while angled roofs are designed to optimise high-positioned windows, framing views of the canopy above and drawing natural light deep into the interior.