Our Projects

Dive into the contemporary trend that’s making a splash in home design - The family bathroom. Whether you are drawn to the classic charm of ceramic tiles or the sleek, contemporary lines appeal to you, bathrooms can provide a lavish retreat right in your home. They not only exude style but also present a clever solution for a cohesive and expansive bathroom experience.

To achieve a contemporary aesthetic, focus on incorporating clean lines, open spaces, and a minimalist approach. Adding matte finish appliances will contribute to a sleek monochrome look.

By using mirrors in inventive ways, you can create the illusion of a larger room. We included a 600 x 1200mm LED illuminated Bluetooth mirror featuring a touch sensor and anti-fog capabilities. A double sink can help streamline the morning hustle and make family bedtime routines more efficient. Not only did we complete works on the roof to showcase the oak beams, and add additional spot lights, we also expanded the previous window to add a spacious bifold window that opens to breathtaking views of The Cotswolds.

Overcourt in Bisley, Gloucestershire, is a beautiful, Grade II listed manor house originally built in the fourteenth century and extended in the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to provide a spacious home. The building boasts a wealth of original architectural features and is steeped in history.

Now a comfortable, well appointed, private home, the current owners needed extra kitchen space for entertaining, and decided to update the existing unused scullery and pantry, along with an old passage and WC. Meliora was appointed to manage the renovation project.

The works needed to bring the area up to date and make it a useable and attractive workspace, while ensuring that the original features and materials were retained and restored to the highest standards. It was also vital that any new materials used were sympathetic and compatible with the building and met the requirements of the Listed Building Consent.

The existing wooden partitions, plumbing and electrical fittings were stripped out, flagstones and suspended ceiling removed and paint was removed from the original walls to prepare the surface for plastering.

The floor was excavated to allow for underfloor heating throughout and to ensure a constant level. A layer of Glapor foam glass aggregate was laid first. Made from 100% recycled glass, it is thermally insulating, perfect for saving energy. Limecrete was used as the floor slab, because it is breathable and does not contain concrete, further increasing the sustainable nature of the renovation. Underfloor heating was laid, and the floor was finished with limestone tiles.

The walls and windows were repaired and finished in keeping with the building, then shelves were fitted in the pantry and the new kitchen units and appliances were installed. The new sanitaryware for the WC was installed.

Meliora managed the installation of all the new plumbing, power and lighting, and connecting the underfloor heating manifold to the existing heating system. It also fitted a new external joiner-made timber door, renovated the existing stone step, installed external damp proofing and drainage, and laid a new patio, making the external area as smart and functional as the new scullery inside.

Project Duration: 5 months

Project Cost: £700k

Over an 18 week period, five new treatment rooms, a relaxation room, a spa pavilion with jacuzzi, experience shower, steam room, and sauna were designed and constructed.

The new spa pavilion is located in the hotel’s garden and is surrounded by lush greenery. The pavilion itself is made from steel and glass, and the roof is covered in standing seam metal. The interior of the pavilion is designed to be tranquil and relaxing, with soft lighting, comfortable seating and calming music.

Project Duration: 4 weeks

Project Cost: £105k

Puckrup Hall is a beautiful Grade II listed building situated in the historical town of Tewkesbury. Working closely with the designer and listed buildings, Meliora was able to refurbish the building whilst lovingly restoring the original features.

Works included new porcelain feature tiles to the entrance hallway, new parquet flooring in the library, Texture vinyl wall coverings and refurbishment and repair of the existing fireplaces