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We are housemakers, creating beautifully crafted architecture, in the town, in the countryside, in the UK and overseas. Studios in London and Winchester.

08/27/2026

At Bay House, the key living spaces occupy the upper floor, oriented westward to frame expansive views of the dramatic coastline. On arrival, the space feels deliberately composed, with lighting and fittings discreetly integrated into the oak-clad ceiling. Dual-aspect windows in the open-plan living area invite both morning and evening light, connecting each moment of the day to the ever-changing landscape beyond.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan
Structural Engineer - Marbas
M&E - Martin Thomas Development
Contractor - Oceanside Property Development
Landscape Design - Eden Design

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08/18/2026

White oak flooring and hemlock ceilings lend the living space a natural, tactile warmth. The timber softens the boundary between inside and out, echoing the landscape beyond.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan
Executive Architect - Berlin Architects
Structural Engineer - G&S Structural Engineers
Contractor - Cox Construction Inc.

Photography - Jim Stephenson

08/17/2026

The home brings together stone and timber to softly reflect its surroundings. Montana stone grounds the home in its mountainous setting, while substantial Douglas fir beams lend structure and a sense of warmth. The black timber cladding of the second volume offers a deliberate contrast to the natural materials, a contemporary note within an otherwise traditional form.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design- McLean Quinlan
Executive Architect - Berlin Architects
Structural Engineer - G&S Structural Engineers
Contractor - Cox Construction Inc.

Photography - Jim Stephenson

07/23/2026

At Jackson, the galley kitchen is lined in Douglas fir, slot windows filtering soft light into a room that feels held rather than exposed. Cooking and preparing unfold, given a considered, unfussy space.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan, Client
Executive Architect - Berlin Architects
Structural Engineer - G&S Structural Engineers
M&E - CN Engineers
Landscape Design - Verdone Landscape Architects
Contractor - North Fork Builders Inc.
Photography by Jim Stephenson

06/27/2026

The timber-framed great room at Snake River Cabin opens entirely to the landscape. Floor-to-ceiling windows erase the boundary between cabin and clearing, while oak floors and plaster walls shift with daylight throughout the day. Deep roof overhangs temper summer heat while welcoming gentle winter sun, creating year-round balance and comfort. Kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together without separation, spilling outward into the clearing, so that daily life is immersed in seasonal rhythms.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design- McLean Quinlan
Executive Architect - Berlin Architects
Structural Engineer - �G&S Structural Engineers
Contractor - Cox Construction Inc.

Photography - Jim Stephenson

06/25/2026

At the top of Woodland House, a timber pavilion subtly encloses the principal suite and study spaces. The mood here is quiet, with large picture windows providing breathtaking views over the treetops.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan
Structural Engineer - Baufritz
M&E - Baufritz
Contractor - Baufritz
Ground Works - RM Construction
Landscape Design - Amy Perkins Garden Design

Photography by Jim Stephenson

06/15/2026

Arranged around the view, the main bedroom opens to Jackson Hole's terrain, the timber joinery extending the palette of the landscape beyond.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan, Client
Executive Architect - Berlin Architects
Structural Engineer - G&S Structural Engineers
M&E - CN Engineers
Landscape Design - Verdone Landscape Architects
Contractor - North Fork Builders Inc.
Photography by Jim Stephenson

05/23/2026

Tucked into a Devonshire valley, the house doesn't compete with its landscape, it belongs to it. Salvaged stone from the demolished farmhouse and a moat that doubles as drainage mark the quiet transition from landscape to home, while large openings align interior spaces with key moments in the garden beyond.

Architects – McLean Quinlan
Interior Design – McLean Quinlan, Client
Executive Architect – Evans Johnson
Contractor – Forestdyne Ltd
Landscape Consultants – Client

Photography - Jim Stephenson

05/19/2026

A detail we return to across our projects, the open riser staircase is chosen for its ability to connect spaces and preserve visual continuity. Where a closed stair might divide, these open structures do the opposite: drawing light deep into the home and maintaining an uninterrupted connection to the landscape beyond.

Photography by Jim Stephenson

04/30/2026

Snapshots of Bay House, the final shoot vs the Archicad model. We are delighted that the project has been named the Graphisoft 2026 Medium Project of the Year.

Architect - McLean Quinlan
Interior Design - McLean Quinlan
Structural Engineer - Marbas
M&E - Martin Thomas Development
Contractor - Oceanside Property Development
Landscape Design - Eden Design

Final Shots by Jim Stephenson

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