Replacing the former kitchen and cellar, the new two-storey extension is separated from the original structure by a glazed link on two sides, allowing it to sit harmoniously against the historic building while introducing natural light into circulation areas. The pub, its extension, and adjoining cottage were rendered in white lime. Modern windows and doors were replaced with traditional timber windows in sage green, creating a cohesive aesthetic. The original south facing beer garden was landscaped into a modern outdoor space using red brick, resin-bound surfaces, and perennial planting.

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Internally, original features like the bar, fireplaces, stained glass lighting, and exposed beams were retained to preserve the traditional pub feel, central to the client’s ‘total pub takeover’ concept. ID Architecture delivered the interior design package, including finishes, furniture, and lighting. Each bedroom was named and styled after a historic Brigg pub, featuring bespoke prints.