Contemporary Bathroom Design – Devon Farmhouse

This contemporary bathroom was designed in principal by the property owner restaurateur Digby Trout. Owing to this property’s stunning location in a wooded valley on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, a striking interior was an absolute must. In addition to bringing warmth to the room, the teak used for the bath, basin and shower area is naturally anti-bacterial, stable in wet environments, and a good insulator. This contemporary and comfortable bathroom has a graceful and pure style that runs throughout the space.

  

 

Flexible Living - London Apartment

This tiny London apartment was created by Architect and Designer Nico Rensch. With space at a premium, every element of the interior had to be considered in the greatest depth.

William Garvey was appointed to make furniture for the living area, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. The main living space has a large inbuilt storage wall designed to house a number of items and the flexible table has been made to function both as an occasional and dining table. Each piece of furniture provides maximum storage without compromising on style.

  

 

Ecclesiastical furniture for Temple Methodist Chapel

William Garvey Ltd was commissioned by Mark Richmond Architects to make new furniture for Temple Methodist Church, near Taunton, Somerset. One of the largest venues in Taunton, it has a seating capacity of 600 and the newly completed interior now allows the building to be used for a broader variety of community events.

The brief given to William Garvey was to make ornate yet functional furnishings including a lectern and alter table, organ screen and candlesticks. This unusual project was particularly challenging as the architects designs were contemporary but needed to work well and look appropriate within the ancient church. The organ screen in particular was technically detailed and required an element of problem solving and trailing.