Graver’s Angle – Inside the showroom

At Stephen Graver we love the opportunity to meet with prospective clients and guide them through our unique studio, showcasing what can be achieved. Today we share an insight of what you can expect from an initial visit to our studio.

A warm welcome

When you arrive at our beautiful studio, situated on the same site as our workshop in Wiltshire you will be warmly greeted by Stephen Graver in the comfort of our bespoke, fully furnished showroom.

Once you have had a leisurely browse through our kitchen, living and bespoke hand-crafted furniture, you can enjoy some freshly brewed refreshments and discuss your project thoughts. Stephen will help you to consider what’s possible and perhaps provide you with some alternative creative thoughts to really bring your ideas to life.

Each of our designs are a collaborative process, with Stephen working closely with you to customise and personalise to your unique and individual requirements.

It’s in the details

The design is the starting point and the foundation from which the project grows. We take time and care over every project to ensure that the functional requirements are met, whilst always looking for features to make every project personal and unique.

Stephen will guide you through every stage and discuss the choice of finishes, worktops, flooring and handles making it unlike any other.

Everything is designed and manufactured at our workshop on site in Wiltshire, so you can even arrange a time to come and see your project taking shape.

Hidden pleasures

We create beautifully functional designs, and behind every door is a carefully considered piece of craftsmanship to meet your individual desires. Whether that be a drinks cabinet to house your favourite tipple (a bottle or two of Taittinger sits quite comfortably in ours), a walk-in wardrobe, or a complete renovation uniquely crafted to suit your lifestyle, our team of craftsmen revel in every challenge.

World leading brands

We pride ourselves on the highest level of quality service and will only work with products that meet this standard, which is why we choose to work with world-leading brands. We are proud to have a long-standing association with Sub-Zero & Wolf, and we are the only premier dealer for their appliances in the South West.

One of our most loved items in the studio is world renowned architect Zaha Hadid’s faucet from Triflow Concepts. A flowing, seamless functioning tap and piece of art inspired by the fluidity of water itself. A timeless collectors item suitable for either your bathroom or kitchen. It’s not only stylish – it delivers treated drinking water activated by an electric button, while hot and cold are controlled by a single lever. Style and function at its very best.

Highest quality craftsmanship

All of our work is carefully designed and manufactured from our studio and workshops in Wiltshire. We are not importers of materials looking to make things “fit” into your space. Our reputation is built on quality and craftsmanship and visionary design and no job is complete until every party involved is 100% satisfied and happy with the result.

Arrange your consultation

If you would like to arrange your personal design consultation with Stephen Graver, we would love to hear from you. Contact us on 01380 871746 or email sales@stephengraver.com to see how we can help to bring your project to life.

Stephen Graver is a family owned construction business backed by an exceptional team of master craftsmen who provide the seamless and outstanding service and quality. In short, we do different. Discover more about Stephen Graver here.

Hygge, bringing cosiness and wellbeing to your living space

With the nights closing in, we’re thinking about how to bring some of the ever-popular Danish concept ‘Hygge’ into our homes and lives. Hygge (pronouned “hoo-ga”), is all about the feeling of cosiness and wellbeing, something we’re sure will be welcomed on a rainy Autumn afternoon. Here are some ways to bring this concept to life in your home.

Inspired by nature

Using warm accent tones to inspire your interior colour pallet is a great way to feel connected with the outdoors and seasons. Whilst you may not wish to be tied to bold colourways all-year, a great way to achieve this is to change your soft furnishings and wall art to reflect natures coloration.

Layering Texture

If you prefer to keep your décor neutral, a great way to add warmth to your room is through layering a range of textiles and textures, from faux fur and wool, to tweeds and velvet. We’re talking cushions, rugs, blankets, blankets… and more blankets – not just aesthetically warming, but perfect to snuggle into – what’s not to love?

Set the scene

Make it a complete sensory experience by dimming the lamps and lighting scented candles. We love the warmth and relaxing fragrance that fills the room with Diptyque’s Protective Pine Candle and Neom’s Scent to de-stress range™.

Bring the outside in

Autumn is a great time for woodland walks and pub lunches by an open fire. On your next walk, why not try foraging for pinecones, conkers and foliage that you can display in your home. This will help to connect your living space with nature, whilst also providing a perfect crafting activity great for wellbeing.

Time for you

Most importantly of all, relax. Light the candles, grab your book, it’s time to hunker down and enjoy a hot drink wrapped in your cosy blankets while the weather does its thing outside.

View more from our Scandinavian inspired open plan living space ‘St. Michael’s Barn’ project.

Stephen Graver is a family owned construction business backed by an exceptional team of master craftsmen who provide the seamless and outstanding service and quality. In short, we do different. Discover more about Stephen Graver here.

The Times featured article

How to convert your garage

When did you last put your car in your garage? For many British homeowners, the answer is never. The garage is more likely to be home to a washing machine or freezer, a storage space for bikes and DIY equipment, or simply a dumping ground for assorted clutter.

Often this isn’t by choice: the standard UK garage door is still the same 7ft wide that it was 50 years ago, while family cars have bulked up significantly. The result, according to a survey by the Door & Hardware Federation, is that 75% of garages in new-build homes simply won’t fit most modern cars inside.

But while they may be too small for their intended purpose, converting garages into habitable rooms can add valuable space to…

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