Heritage Design for 21st Century Living

Replicate 19th Century Timber Window Designs With Modern Features And Benefits.

Planning authorities have taken a more modern approach to approving the use of The Residence Collection in conservation areas because of its authentic design. It has been designed to aesthetically replicate the documented historical window designs from the 19th Century and, therefore, has been approved for use in many areas across the UK.

The Residence Collection has also been fitted in some listed buildings. However, the local authority uses listed building consent to make decisions that balance the site’s historic significance against other issues, such as its function, condition, or viability. With listed building consent, it is not always just about the aesthetic; it can sometimes be about material choices.

Conservation Area Approved

Over the years, The Residence Collection windows and doors have been widely accepted in Conservation Areas and Grade II listed buildings across the UK.

19th Century timber windows were hand crafted and in order to truly replicate the features of this window style, The Residence Collection combines modern machining processes with the eye of a craftsman. A range of authentic styles and configurations, allows you to recreate and preserve traditional details, redefining modern windows and doors.

Traditional sightlines

Flush sash authentically replicates 19th Century timber window and door aesthetics, maintaining equal sightlines.

Decorative detailing

Bespoke sections that typically replicate deep decorative detailing inside and the chamfered putty line outside.