Nash Baker Architects oversaw the design, restoration, renovation, and additions to Suffolk Farm House, a Grade II listed house occupies around 2 hectares of grounds and gardens. The external walls are of Flemish brickwork, generally, 18” thick with Dutch-style gable ends. One of the key starting points for the project was a careful restoration of the main roof. The roof coverings are plain clay tiles supported on an unusual A-frame of hand-carpentered oak. The resulting outcome is a subtle and exquisite weaving together of the historic, the not-quite-so historic and the contemporary into a quietly confident statement of architectural and design excellence.