Floors, walls & ceilings
Compare surface durability, moisture suitability, weight, maintenance, and installed cost. The curved shell needs a coordinated interior lining and insulation assembly.
An evolving interior
The donor frame sets the proportions. Your priorities help shape what happens within them.
We are developing a practical finish direction gradually. The imagery is illustrative, not a fixed layout or an available package. Materials, suppliers, specifications, and prices will be added as they are evaluated.
Current direction / concept only
Timber tones, light interior surfaces, durable flooring, considered storage, and simple fixtures provide a starting point. Single-level living remains the focus, with no loft.
Illustrative finish mood only; not a dimensioned layout for a selected donor.
Compare surface durability, moisture suitability, weight, maintenance, and installed cost. The curved shell needs a coordinated interior lining and insulation assembly.
Develop cabinetry, worktops, fixtures, appliance choices, and storage around the usable dimensions of the selected frame.
Explore bronze or black framing, glass doors with sidelights on one long side, and optional double-window shed dormers for suitable long-frame concepts. Openings require coordinated engineering and weatherproofing.
Concept option: visual direction only. Supplier confirmed: a source and specification have been identified. Priced option: a project-specific cost is established. Included specification: expressly included in an accepted proposal.
Share your priorities now. Finish preferences can travel with your inquiry while the material research develops.
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