Thieves Hollow, found in the picturesque village of Prestbury, is one of the finest country houses in Cheshire. Originally designed in the 1920s by W. Worthington in the Arts & Crafts style, the property has undergone an extensive restoration and extension, transforming it into a luxurious private residence for a family of four.

The original bathrooms were dark and dated, calling for a complete reimagining. The new light-filled, elegant spaces balance classic period detailing with fresh, luxurious materials. The result feels both timeless and revitalised.

Drummonds’ pieces proved the perfect pairing. In the master bathroom, the polished cast-iron Spey bath serves as a striking centrepiece; its smooth, mirrored surface contrasting beautifully against the soft cream marble tones on the floor and walls. Our signature Coll brassware adds warmth and character to the airy space.

“Drummonds sanitaryware is known for its timeless elegance, meticulous craftsmanship and luxurious materials, making it an exceptional choice for those who appreciate high quality bathroom fittings. Each piece is designed to be timeless, ensuring versatility across a range of design styles, from period restorations to contemporary luxury interiors.” – Studio Havn

Beyond the bathrooms, the house is filled with carefully considered details that celebrate both tradition and playfulness. A hidden door behind a portrait of Charlie Chaplin leads to the private cinema, a whimsical nod to the home’s harmonious blend of old and new.

Drummonds’ commitment to expert craftsmanship and classic design made them the perfect choice for this project. Their bathroomware not only uphold the home’s historic character but also offer exceptional durability and luxury. Thieves Hollow now stands as a masterclass in respectful restoration – where history and modernity exist in perfect harmony.