Bromilow Architects Ltd

Bromilow Architects Ltd RIBA Chartered Architects practice in West Kirby, Wirral
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P R O J E C TDesigning a home for the next chapter.Each new project begins with understanding the people who will live t...
31/07/2026

P R O J E C T

Designing a home for the next chapter.

Each new project begins with understanding the people who will live there.

For this family home in Caldy, the brief wasn’t simply to remodel the house, but to create a layout that felt balanced, connected and ready for the years ahead.

Our design process began with an in-depth Design Workshop in the client’s home, where ideas were explored together through hand-drawn sketches. Those conversations shaped the design, from rethinking the flow between spaces to carefully balancing the needs of every member of the household.

The result is a home that retains its character while providing flexible family spaces, a new second-floor master suite, and a stronger connection between the house and its garden.

Swipe through to see how the design evolved from our workshop sketches to the final proposal.




D E T A I L SA language of timberSome places are defined as much by their materials as by their landscape.Around the Atl...
24/07/2026

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A language of timber

Some places are defined as much by their materials as by their landscape.

Around the Atlantic coast, timber is used consistently across buildings and public spaces; from weathered shingles and screening to carefully detailed boardwalks that guide visitors through fragile dune landscapes.

The individual details are simple, but repeated thoughtfully they create an architectural language that feels entirely at home in its setting.

Good architecture isn’t only about individual buildings. Sometimes it’s the careful repetition of simple details that creates a sense of place.

P R O J E C TReimagining a coastal bungalowEvery project starts with understanding what’s already there.This long-establ...
05/07/2026

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Reimagining a coastal bungalow

Every project starts with understanding what’s already there.

This long-established bungalow in Milford-on-Sea has been part of its surroundings for many years. Rather than beginning with a blank sheet, we looked for the qualities that gave it character and allowed those to guide the design. The original chimney remains the anchor for a contemporary family home, thoughtfully reimagined for the future.

Swipe through to see how an existing building begins its journey from site visit, to sketch, to concept.




D E T A I L S Notes from the Costa BravaSmall details often tell us more about a place than its landmarks.Over several v...
26/06/2026

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Notes from the Costa Brava

Small details often tell us more about a place than its landmarks.

Over several visits to the Costa Brava, we’ve collected photographs of doors, tiles, ironwork and architectural details that caught our eye.

They’re reminders that good design often lives in the everyday things we pass by without noticing.

Details from Palamos, Pals and Begur

P R O C E S S Every project starts with understanding how a home is used today and how it could work better tomorrow. Fo...
19/06/2026

P R O C E S S

Every project starts with understanding how a home is used today and how it could work better tomorrow.

For this Victorian property, our Stage 1 design session explored a number of ways to reconfigure the ground floor, creating better connections between the existing house, garden and everyday family life.

Sometimes the best solution isn’t the first one. Exploring alternatives helps uncover opportunities that aren’t always obvious at the outset.

Notes from HilbreThe islands are shaped by geology, weather and time. Weathered stone, coastal vegetation, changing ligh...
12/06/2026

Notes from Hilbre

The islands are shaped by geology, weather and time.

Weathered stone, coastal vegetation, changing light and long views across the estuary all contribute to a strong sense of place.

Observing landscapes like this reminds us that character is often the result of gradual change rather than a single intervention.

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13 Carpenters Lane
West Kirby
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