Rogue Designs interior design and architecture in Oxford

Rogue Designs is an architecture and interior design practice in Eynsham, near Oxford, established 2001 and led by Charlotte Holmes and Paul Turner. We work at whole house scale across Oxford, Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds: architecture, interiors, landscape and bespoke furniture, all in one place from first sketch to final detail. Much of our work is in period, listed and conservation area homes. We have completed projects across much of conservation area Oxford, including the North Oxford Victorian Suburb at Norham Manor, Walton Manor and Park Town, and in Summertown, Jericho, Wolvercote, Old Headington, Old Marston, Iffley Village and Osney, alongside barn and cottage conversions around Witney and the Cotswolds. Our work includes whole house renovation and refurbishment, extensions, new build, barn conversions and listed building restoration, with architectural design, planning and building regulations submissions, conservation area and listed building consents, and project management from concept to completion. We have a strong track record of securing planning permission and listed building consent for our clients, working with Oxford City Council's heritage team and conservation officers across the county. Bespoke furniture and cabinetry are made in our own workshop, and sustainability is integral to how we design rather than an afterthought. We design from an artistic perspective, but importantly to us we make homes with our clients, working with them to achieve a harmonious balance between aesthetics, personality and comfort.