In Windsor, this home was taken right back to its stumps and rebuilt by Senka Homes. Almost nothing of the original structure remained, yet the finished home carries the warmth and character of a place that has always been here.

That was the whole intent. Behind the period charm sits an essentially new home, rebuilt from the ground up to modern standards, then finished with warm European oak floors, soft white walls and a calm, earthy palette. Living and dining flow together through wide cased openings, with a skylight drawing natural light into the centre of the plan.

The craft is in the detail. A marble kitchen with a waterfall island anchors the everyday, while travertine bathrooms, brushed nickel tapware and bespoke timber joinery carry the same restraint through every room. The brick fireplaces and panelled doors give it a real sense of history, so the home feels settled from the first step inside.