These notes describe finished rooms rather than staged photographs. Each entry records place, season, and the problem the glass space had to solve.
A six-metre brick court held a tired lean-to that overheated by noon. We rebuilt the styling around a cooler floor, exterior shade on the west roof, and a citrus strip on wheels. The kitchen door now opens to a dining bay that seats six without blocking the bike hook wall.
Budget for styling and furniture direction: €9,200. Client supplied the glazier under a separate contract.
The house and garden room sat three metres apart with a muddy path between. We designed a mixed roof link, frosted privacy band toward the neighbour, and toe-kick lighting for evening returns from the towpath. Condensation trays under the drip line stopped the previous black mould line on the skirtings.
Link styling package: €2,950.
A fully glazed roof made August unusable. External sails, a revised vent path, and lighter furniture fabrics returned the room to morning coffee use within three weeks. Winter preparation added a doorway curtain and a small radiant panel aimed at the seating only.
Advisory plus follow-up: €780.
Parents wanted homework space and plant clutter without sacrificing Sunday lunch. We zoned a dry desk wall, a wet plant bench with trays, and a round table clear of the door swing. Washable cushion covers survived the first pollen season without replacement.
Project total in the mid band: €11,400 including selected furniture.
We do not publish client names without permission, and we skip projects that exist only as renders. If a room is still curing or plants have not passed one summer, it waits for the next almanac folio.
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