Modernist townhouse retrofit with restored pine interiors wins Wood Awards 2025 Interior Award

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Modernist townhouse retrofit with restored pine interiors wins Wood Awards 2025 Interior Award
by Bryony Bodimeade|20 November 25|Design
Using a finely tuned palette of restored and contemporary timbers, Pine Heath – a modernist terraced house in north London – has won the 2025 Wood Awards Interior Design category. Studio Hagen Hall has sensitively revived and reconfigured the home for a growing family, balancing the character of the original...
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If you create with wood, you already belong
by Jonathan Gutierrez|02 July 25|Design
Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes Architects. We are the only membership association that extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. Architects are the visionaries who shape spaces, transforming concepts into reality through...
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The Best Timber Designs Aren’t Just Seen – They’re Remembered.
by Lucy Bedry|05 March 25|Design
Enter the Wood Awards 2025: Celebrate Excellence in Timber Design The Wood Awards 2025 is now open for entries, offering a prestigious platform to showcase and celebrate the UK’s finest timber architecture and design. This is your chance to have your work recognised by some of the most influential figures...
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If you build with wood, you already belong
If you build with wood, you already belong
by Jonathan Gutierrez|23 October 24|Design
Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes contractors. We are the only membership association which extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. Contractors are essential for turning good timber designs, into resilient, well-executed timber...
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If you work with wood
If you create spaces with timber, you already belong
by Jonathan Gutierrez|25 September 24|Design
Anyone who works with wood should be a member of Timber Development UK. This includes Interior Designers, Exterior Designers and Landscapers. We are the only membership association which extends right across the supply chain, from supplier to specifier, and all points in between. From front door to back garden, designers...
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‘Being a part of the Wood Awards exhibition guarantees exposure’
by Bryony Bodimeade|26 April 24|Design
With one month left to enter the Wood Awards, last year’s Furniture and Object winners describe the positive outcomes of participating in the Wood Awards 2023. Mentsen, a London-based design practice established in 2011 by Yasuyuki Sakurai and Risa Sano, is a two-time winner of the Production category. In 2023, together with...
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Turning timber into stunning staircases
by Matt Milton|27 March 24|Design
TDUK members millimetre are an award-winning design and fabrication company, established in 2006. Their team includes designers, architects, joiners and fabricators and their output is very varied: architecture, interiors, furniture, art, lighting and staircases. millimetre's black oak helical staircase; all images © Glasshopper It’s their staircases that we’re focusing on...
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The Oak Room V&A Dundee Museum
Matching up to historic scrutiny for V&A Dundee
by TDUK|20 March 24|Design
Fitting in with time Last used as a tearoom in Glasgow in the 1950s, this Charles Rennie Mackintosh original interior design in Oak was Timber sourcing in store for nearly 50 years in the Glasgow Museum before recently being meticulously re-erected and restored by Charles Taylor Woodwork in a project...
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Lea Bridge Library by Studio Weave
A second life for fallen London trees
by Bryony Bodimeade|09 February 24|Design, Sustainability
Beautifully lined in a colourful patchwork of hardwoods from felled urban trees, Studio Weave’s pavilion is a dynamic and delightful addition to Lea Bridge Library. Images © Jim Stephenson. A red pre-cast concrete colannade runs the length of the wing. The non-structural columns contain downpipes taking rainwater to the tree...
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Sustainable Accoya Saves Historic Welsh Station
by Jennie Ward|18 December 23|Supply
International Timber and Peter Cox recently joined forces to restore a 155-year-old signal box in Wales, using sustainable Accoya to ensure longevity and maintain the structure's historic charm. The Valley Station signal box in Anglesey dates back to 1867 and was in desperate need of restoration following decades of decay....
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