Before & Afters

Richard Burbidge products have the ability to completely transform your space. Discover the homes Richard Burbidge has transformed with our recent projects.

The Old Tithe Cottage, York

Set amongst the Yorkshire countryside, at East Green Farm in the quaint village of Yapham, The Old Tithe Cottage has been lovingly restored and modernised within this impressive barn conversion by local charity, York Against Cancer. Previously a derelict farm cottage at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds, in a peaceful and tranquil area, The Old Tithe Cottage has been refurbished by the charity, York Against Cancer, for a heart-warming purpose. York Against Cancer is a Yorkshire-based charity that strives to transform the lives of those affected by cancer, from offering key care and life-changing support to funding ground-breaking research. The charity also offers respite homes for patients being treated by the York & Scarborough Hospital Trust. Day-to-day life can often be disturbed by the strain of regular medical treatment, so a break can be invaluable for families to relax and recharge. The Old Tithe Cottage is now the second respite holiday cottage that York Against Cancer can offer to patients and their loved ones, with hopes to lessen waiting lists for stays within the area. The completed barn conversation offers a space for those looking for a much needed break away for their daily routine and exhaustive treatment, without fear of being too far away from their base treatment centre. The fully furnished, one-bedroom cottage is a relaxing and charming space. It features a galleried landing which leads to a mezzanine seating area, with a picture window that overlooks the surrounding countryside. Restored beams maintain the aesthetic of the old farm cottage, whilst cosy interiors modernise the bright and open space. As part of the refurbishment, local businesses provided donations towards various furnishings, with Richard Burbidge suppyling hemlock stair parts from the Trademark collection, which add to the main focal feature throughout the cottage, forming the relaxing mezzanine area.   Josh Burbidge, Managing Director of Richard Burbidge, comments: “It was an honour for Richard Burbidge to be a part of this team effort in restoring The Old Tithe Barn for a really special cause. With a huge thanks to owners, Hazel and Phil, for reaching out and for creating this wonderful space in collaboration with York Against Cancer.”

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Stone Studios by Telford Homes

Stone Studios is a stylish show home spread over two floors with a free-flowing living space and vintage interiors that complement the vibrant history of its London location. Housing developer, Telford Homes, has recently unveiled a sophisticated and modern 3-bedroom duplex show apartment, right in the heart of Hackney Wick in London. Both designed and dressed by London-based Rachel Battais Interiors, each room pays homage to the location’s industrial background whilst balancing vintage and contemporary pieces. The show home is the perfect example of what the developments design is all about; modern exterior meets rich history. The whole development will see a further selection of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments, as well as over 5,000sqm of commercial space and a communal courtyard. The space throughout the show home demonstrates room for socialising and entertaining, as well as relaxing, with its homely living room, dining area and kitchen. Richard Burbidge stairparts were chosen to create the show home’s impressive stairway and hallway entrance. Selected from the Fusion Domestic collection, the Pine range was fitted with metal balusters and painted in dark grey for a contemporary look. The floor to ceiling gallery wall adds character and quirkiness to the space, as well as a showcase of local artists. The steel pendant lighting pairs perfectly with the metal balusters of the staircase, adding to the industrial feel.

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Fashion and set stylist, Kirsty Attwood, has recently undergone a complete renovation of her 1930’s home situated in Cheshire. Her latest project was redecorating the master bedroom to create a vibrant space that feels lived in yet stylish. What was once a tonal grey and white painted room is now a deep, cosy space with added textures and undeniable character. The rich tones of the dark navy painted wall panelling adds depth to the space and allows the master bed to become the main focal point of the room. The added details of rose-pink interior, gallery wall, gold brass accents and light oak furnishings ensure the room maintains a homely feel amongst this eye-catching feature. To complement Kirsty’s initial vision, several of Richard Burbidge’s decorative mouldings were provided to create what is a fully panelled feature wall with a deep shelf. To achieve this, individual half-moon panels were applied with a 9.5cm deep shelf and Pine PSE Stripwood to add detail underneath. Using COAT Paints in the shade 2AM Eggshell, the feature is brought to life and contrasts perfectly with the raw wood flooring. The wall panelling adds a contemporary feel to this newly modernised period-style home that still feels traditional due to this maximalist-inspired design. View Richard Burbidge’s full collection of decorative mouldings here.

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The Fermanagh Home

The Fermanagh Home resides in Northern Ireland and recently underwent an extension and full refurbishment using both interior design company, Annan Interiors, and local architect Graham Irvine. Annan Interiors has designed a home that offers understated luxury which blends aesthetics with function. Through varying textures and materials, the home combines simplicity with personality. The home’s open plan living-dining-kitchen area withholds a unique touch of natural light through the installation of window walls and sliding doors. Whilst the porcelain floor tiles with under-floor heating maintain this modern home’s tranquil feel. To compliment the accents of natural oak installed around the home, the Richard Burbidge team were brought on to provide its Fusion Domestic range. The collection has a selection of versatile stairparts from chrome to brushed nickel connectors with metal or glass infills and easy to fit pre-finished timber. Drawing on the minimalist style of the Fermanagh home, brushed nickel balusters and fittings were used for this project, a popular choice for contemporary homes. The owners opted for White Oak newels and handrails to match the golden hues found around the refurbished home to add flow and continuity to the space. View the full Richard Burbidge Fusion Domestic collection here.

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Bishops Acre

Bishop's Acre is a development of five contemporary detached homes, located in Lighthorne, Warwickshire, with views to the front over open countryside. Each home is individually designed with spacious and light filled living areas, luxury kitchens, bathrooms and garages. All benefit from state of the art ground source heating for sustainable, cost effective living. To compliment the airy, contemporary feel of the homes, Richard Burbidge stair parts were used throughout. The Immix® collection was selected thanks to its distinctive minimalist elegance. Its sleek gunmetal connectors and a choice of light and space enhancing glass panels with wood newels create a modern yet traditional feel and allow the rest of the home to shine. View the Richard Burbidge Immix® collection here.                                

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Clarendon Mews

Clarendon Mews is an exclusive development of traditionally styled townhouses, located in the centre of Royal Leamington Spa, built by Housestyle Countrywide Ltd. The homes were sympathetically designed to reflect their traditional surroundings but also feature a contemporary courtyard, creating a harmonious balance of old and new. All properties have abundant natural light and high quality fittings and finishes throughout. The Richard Burbidge team was brought on board to provide its Fusion® Glass stairparts to help bring the feeling of light and space into the hallway area. The award-winning Fusion range is a wonderful way to add a contemporary twist to a traditional property or enhance the look and feel of a modern minimalist interior. With the combination of brushed nickel and oak, Fusion® stairparts perfectly compliment the design of the homes. Whilst not only providing a high quality, design conscious stairparts solution for the Clarendon Mews project, the technical team at Richard Burbidge was also able to support Housestyle with additional site visits and technical lists, highlighting its commitment to providing a seamless experience for its customers. The success of this project resulted in Richard Burbidge being selected to work on a range of other Housestyle developments, including Bishops Acre, Farriers Way, Spring Acre and The Limes projects in the surrounding Midlands area. View the Richard Burbidge Fusion® collection here.      

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The Limes

The Limes is a prestigious development of four luxury detached houses located in an exclusive setting on the north side of Stratford-upon-Avon, built by developer Housestyle Countrywide Ltd. Each home has been designed with a traditional yet contemporary feel, with open plan family living in mind. To compliment the light filled homes and mix of both modern and traditional fittings, Richard Burbidge stairparts were used throughout. The Immix® collection was selected thanks to its distinctive minimalist elegance. Its sleek gunmetal connectors and light and space enhancing glass panels with wood newels seamlessly blend with the interior design and furnishings, creating an airy yet comforting space. View the Richard Burbidge Immix® collection here.   

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The Mews

The Mews is a development of six traditional townhouses and a detached bungalow in the heart of Royal Leamington Spa, built by Housestyle Countrywide Ltd. Thanks to the innovative use of large windows, skylights and balconies, each home is filled with natural light and all have a contemporary feel, with a noticeably high quality finish throughout. To compliment this design and maximise the use of light and space, The Richard Burbidge team was brought on board to provide its Fusion® Glass range. This style is a popular choice thanks to the combinations of its glass balustrade and oak newels, which create a modern feel whilst keeping the look of a traditional staircase. View the Richard Burbidge Fusion® collection here.             

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