The Thurso

Four bedrooms in a detached house of this kind speak to a particular logic — space distributed deliberately, so that the household isn't constantly negotiating for it. The Thurso is built around the idea that different people need different corners: a door to close when work demands concentration, a room that shifts quietly between guest quarters and something else entirely, space for the hobby that never quite fits anywhere neat. What that produces, in practice, is a home that absorbs the texture of a full life without buckling under it. A rug carried back from a weekend away, art arranged above the sofa, a plant claimed by whichever child decided it was theirs — the house has the proportion to hold all of it. Four bedrooms, detached, with room enough that the various parts of the day rarely have to fight each other.