Langstaff-Ellis

Hidden illumination is a beautiful way to layer more lighting into your scheme.

‘By concealing lighting within or behind bespoke shelving, you provide atmospheric illumination and highlight design details, such as a beautiful woodgrain or incredible marble’ says company director Nick Bell.

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Nestled beneath centuries-old beams, the dressing room at Rowfield House is bespoke in every way. Every piece was designed to fit the room’s unique angles and features, balancing beauty and practicality with Langstaff’s hallmark craftsmanship.

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Designed as a sanctuary for the adults of the house, the principal bedroom in our Kensington project introduces a refined palette of textures and tones.

At its heart is a custom-stained oak headboard, upholstered in softly woven fabrics and framed by our signature joinery, the space feels cocooning and composed.

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A bespoke vanity crafted for this beautiful cloakroom in our Cotswolds project. A design that combines period character and modern artisanship.

Handcrafted from solid oak, with elegant, turned legs, the unit is topped with richly veined Violetta marble and finished with a traditional rounded edge.

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This contemporary London kitchen has been designed with specially pressed fumed oak and contrasting wall cabinets.

Built in appliances have been cleverly concealed behind pocket doors and the kitchen island has been finished with a slatted oak base.

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A pantry designed to impress. In our Knightsbridge project, Irish green marble takes centre stage – its bold veining set against smoked oak cabinetry and antique brass detailing. A luxurious space where organisation meets elegance.

A bespoke Cotswolds kitchen designed for modern family living while rooted in traditional style.

Hand-painted cabinetry and classic craftsmanship define the space, with a generous island at its centre - a place to gather, cook and connect.

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With the evenings drawing in, this family reception room becomes a cosy, sophisticated retreat - the glow of the fireplace balanced by softly backlit shelving in richly grained eucalyptus veneer.

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Farmhouse character meets bespoke craftsmanship.

This Cotswolds kitchen brings together classic shaker design with carefully detailed cabinetry, designed and made to last for generations.

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Bespoke joinery designed to feel as though it has always belonged.

In this Cotswolds principal bedroom, Langstaff wardrobes were meticulously crafted to follow the pitch of the slanted ceiling, with classic shaker doors complementing the heritage architecture. A deep-set window seat makes the most of garden views, while discreet storage beneath adds both practicality and character.

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Bespoke joinery designed to feel as though it has always belonged.

In this Cotswolds principal bedroom, Langstaff wardrobes were meticulously crafted to follow the pitch of the slanted ceiling, with classic shaker doors complementing the heritage architecture. A deep-set window seat makes the most of garden views, while discreet storage beneath adds both practicality and character.

Designed and made in collaboration with . Photography by .