Formal in design, Thistleborough draws inspiration from Ireland’s rich tradition of indigenous neo-classical architecture. This proposed Palladian-style country house, located south of Crumlin, Northern Ireland, encompasses approximately 1,380 square metres. The design integrates the main dwelling with ancillary accommodation, including a swimming pool, creating a cohesive estate that balances classical elegance with contemporary living.
The architectural language reflects the symmetry, proportion, and restrained detailing typical of Palladian ideals, while responding thoughtfully to the surrounding landscape. The project aims to establish a timeless residence rooted in heritage yet equipped for modern domestic life.
- Project Details
- Project Team
Location
Crumlin, Northern Ireland
Client
Private
Completed
2017 –
Type
Residential
Thistleborough Details
Living Room with fireplace.
Lamb's House South East elevation with the Pavilion at the West corner of reintroduced walled garden. Sketch by Nicholas Groves-Raines.
Window detail.
Carefully curated antique furniture.
Octagonal stairs featuring claret-coloured walls and natural fiber bannister rope, finished with wall and crown knot.
Lime harling render and slate on the ooge roof.