Glint House: A Study in Light, Warmth & Quiet Refinement

Set in vibrant Preston, Glint House by Imogen Pullar Architects is a home defined by restraint, texture, and the gentle interplay of light. Every element has been carefully considered, resulting in a space that feels both grounded and luminous.

The architecture balances clean lines with a palette of natural materials – timber, stone, and soft, muted finishes – creating a calm, tactile environment that shifts subtly as light moves across surfaces throughout the day. It’s a home that doesn’t demand attention, but quietly rewards it—an elegant example of how thoughtful design can transform an existing Edwardian bungalow with a previously challenging layout.

At the heart of the living space sits a defining feature: the Shaker fireplace by Skantherm, designed by Antonio Citterio. Sculptural yet understated, it reflects the same principles that guide the home’s architecture – clarity, proportion, and timeless simplicity. Its refined form anchors the room without overpowering it, offering both visual warmth and physical comfort.

Glint House is a compelling example of how considered architecture and carefully selected elements can work in harmony – even within budget constraints. It’s not about excess, but about crafting a cohesive and enduring living experience.

Architecture: Imogen Pullar

Photography: Marnie Hawson