Studio Notes
Mutual Meadow Glass is a conservatory and garden-room styling studio based at 15 Cathedral Close, Exeter. We work with homeowners who want glazed additions that respect Devon building traditions rather than overpower them.
Our practice grew from measured surveys of Victorian terraces in St Thomas and Edwardian villas on Pennsylvania Road, where Heavitree stone plinths and slate ridges set the tone for every glazing proposal we draft.
Revision Record
| Year | Note |
|---|---|
| 2019 | Studio founded; first conservatory styling commissions in Exeter city centre |
| 2020 | Added garden-room layout sheets; expanded plant-zone documentation for mild Devon coastal climate |
| 2021 | Introduced shading and heat-loss schedules for south-facing Heavitree stone facades |
| 2022 | Published case-note format with before/after room descriptions for client review |
| 2023 | Opened glazed-link detailing service for period properties near Cathedral Close |
| 2024 | Extended service area to Topsham, Crediton, and Exe estuary villages |
| 2025 | Standardised pricing schedule in GBP; consultation fees from £90 |
| 2026 | Current sheet set issued; mutualmeadow.sbs reference documentation live |
We do not install glazing ourselves. Mutual Meadow Glass produces styling documentation — layout plans, material schedules, planting guides, and furniture placement notes — that you or your chosen contractor can follow.
Every project receives a numbered sheet set matching the index on the left margin, so revisions stay traceable from first measure to final shading note.