Phillip Davies bespoke joinery Sheffield.

Loxley internal

This is a listed building sitting in Loxley valley. It was the childhood home to my client who took it over and carefully restored it. It was a huge undertaking but seeing it finished i really love what they did.

This is just some of the internally joinery on the project, once an external entrance now an internal walk way seperated by this oak door and frame.

 

Burlington garden

This bar unit was made to fill a space along side a concrete island in an outdoor kitchen, it was to create some extra storage and worktop space. The client liked the idea of adding some texture to the fronts so i grooved the fronts and we connected the lighting in to the existing strip light so everything worked on one circuit. Backed with antique mirror and it all added some extra warmth to the concrete in the rest of the space.

Loxley external

This Accoya porch was made to replace the original which had fallen into complete disrepair. Being a grade 2 listed building the new porch had to be like for like so using old photographs we managed to recreate it precisely. A stone slab sits above the internal door within the porch which the roof of the porch sits on, no mechanical fixings were allowed in the slab so it sits loose on top and is leaded. All the mouldings were recreated using what was left of the originals.

 

 

Wyecroft

Georgian style hardwood windows for this property in Knutsford brought up to modern standards with Argon filled double glazing and friction hinges. There was a lot of curved bays within the main property and the newly built curved outbuilding. Several sets of french doors all fitted with multipouint locks as were all the windows.

The Mill

This trophy cabinet was made to house the clients golf trophies. Curved oak frame and doors built within plastered stud work and shelved with glass.

Spring Lane End

These thermal shutters were a complete bespoke joinery solution for a new build project in the Peak District. The concept was to lock in the solar gain from the daytime and keep the heat in over night by using bifold shutters. 

This project was featured in the 2017 series of Grand designs https://www.granddesigns.tv/peakdistrict

 

 

 

Artisan View

Internal french doors made from tulip wood, sprayed in Farrow and Ball Railings and fitted with striking brass handles.

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