Positioned beyond the settlement boundary, this pair of contemporary countryside dwellings is designed to sit quietly within the landscape. The architecture takes cues from traditional rural forms, expressed through a modern palette of charred timber cladding and flint stone detailing.

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The darkened timber allows the buildings to blend naturally with their surroundings, while flint walls provide warmth, texture, and a nod to local vernacular materials. A central glazed gable and flint spine form a striking focal point, flooding the interiors with natural light and connecting both homes visually to the countryside beyond.

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Surrounded by ornamental grasses and native planting, the dwellings appear rooted in place — modern, contextual, and harmonious with their rural setting.

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