The Cruwys Morchard Shoot lodge. The brief was to create a practical comfortable hospitality space for up to 18 guns for this pheasant shoot set in approximately two thousand acres. The combination of practicality and excellent hospitality was of significance to the design of the space.
The Cruwys Morchard Shoot lodge. The brief was to create a practical comfortable hospitality space for up to 18 guns for this pheasant shoot set in approximately two thousand acres. The combination of practicality and excellent hospitality was of significance to the design of the space.
The fireplace, central to the seating/entertainment area, was moved from the other side of the room and completely redesigned. This allowed for a dining area as part of the hospitality for the lodge. The reconfiguration of the log burner, the fire place and chimney, visible from the front of the lodge were utilised to form an external warm seat providing a smoking area for those wishing to take drinks outside during the winter.
The fireplace, central to the seating/entertainment area, was moved from the other side of the room and completely redesigned. This allowed for a dining area as part of the hospitality for the lodge. The reconfiguration of the log burner, the fire place and chimney, visible from the front of the lodge were utilised to form an external warm seat providing a smoking area for those wishing to take drinks outside during the winter.
Furniture, lighting and accessories were carefully selected to add to the country charm of the lodge. The new boot room and reception area was designed using bespoke joinery offering storage and seating for the changing area. Finishes were required to accommodate the practical aspects of muddy boots, wet weather gear and dogs.
Furniture, lighting and accessories were carefully selected to add to the country charm of the lodge. The new boot room and reception area was designed using bespoke joinery offering storage and seating for the changing area. Finishes were required to accommodate the practical aspects of muddy boots, wet weather gear and dogs.
Fabrics for the project came from Designers Guild, and the upholstery was. a mix of new chairs and antique sofas from Igigi, whilst other antique items were combined with furniture and lighting from Oka. The lanterns throughout the lodge came from Davey Lighting.
Fabrics for the project came from Designers Guild, and the upholstery was. a mix of new chairs and antique sofas from Igigi, whilst other antique items were combined with furniture and lighting from Oka. The lanterns throughout the lodge came from Davey Lighting.
Interior design – De Hasse
Photography – Richard Seymour
Interior design – De Hasse
Photography – Richard Seymour