Charles Voysey

Charles Voysey was a renowned British architect and designer from the early 20th century, known for his distinctive "Cotswold style" that combined traditional rural elements with modern functionality. His work emphasized simple, honest construction, often using natural materials and clean lines, reflecting the Arts and Crafts movement’s principles. Voysey designed homes, furniture, and textiles that prioritized comfort, practicality, and aesthetic harmony with the countryside. His innovative approach influenced modern residential design, making him a key figure in shaping early 20th-century English architecture and interior decor.