This proposal in Rushden outlines a guesthouse and home office set at the far end of a large rear garden. Designed as a quiet workspace and flexible guest accommodation, the project extends the primary living functions directly into the garden setting.

The layout features two main wings under flat roofs, neatly separating work, rest, and service functions. This arrangement creates a clear spatial sequence and a calm rhythm of movement while framing considered views back toward the main house.

Thoughtfully placed windows are positioned to bring in steady daylight while maintaining privacy and internal comfort. Externally, charred timber cladding gives the design a understated character that blends naturally with the surrounding landscape.