Chapel Conversion

The successful completion of the Chapel Conversion project is a testament to our dedication to preserving architectural heritage while creating functional and aesthetically pleasing living spaces. The redundant church, now reborn as a residential haven, showcases a meticulous refurbishment that highlights its distinctive character.  The interior of the chapel has been refurbished, featuring the original stonework that adds a timeless and authentic touch to the living space. Olive green detailing has been strategically incorporated, harmonizing with the colours of the stained-glass windows and contributing to the overall visual coherence of the interior design. 

The heart of the chapel now boasts an alluring open-plan living loft space, featuring a prominent timber beam running through the centre of the house. This architectural element not only adds structural interest but also serves as a defining feature, enhancing the visual appeal of the entire space.  Natural light plays a crucial role in the ambiance of the Chapel Conversion. The introduction of Velux windows strategically placed throughout the loft space ensures an abundance of daylight, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The play of light, combined with the vivid colours and textures emanating from the stained-glass windows, results in a truly unique visual experience within the home. 

The overall design approach ensures that the Chapel Conversion offers a small yet comfortable space, perfectly suited for intimate gatherings. The living area, filled with history and character, becomes a haven for residents to appreciate the unique blend of old-world charm and modern comfort.  In conclusion, the project stands as a testament to our ability to seamlessly merge historical preservation with contemporary living. The revitalised chapel now serves as a distinctive residential home, where every detail, from the exposed stonework to the stained glass, contributes to a living space filled with character, history, and timeless appeal.