This luxury home in Berkshire demonstrates the versatility of W20 steel doors and screens, designed, manufactured and installed by Steel Window Association member The Cotswold Casement Company. The project included both internal and external steel doors and screens, creating a consistent architectural language throughout the property. The client wanted the home to feel open and connected to the garden without losing its sense of character. As the main living space was natural

The Cotswold Casement Company has been named Domestic Project of the Year at the Steel Window Association Awards 2026 for its work on the restoration of Westcote Hall, one of Northamptonshire’s most significant historic country houses. With origins as a 17th‑century Jacobean Hall, and later transformed into an Edwardian hunting lodge, Westcote Hall represents centuries of architectural evolution. The project required a sensitive glazing solution that would enhance natural l

West Leigh has been awarded Commercial Project of the Year category at the Steel Window Association (SWA) Awards 2026 for its work on the transformation of The Chancery Rosewood Hotel, a landmark restoration of London’s former U.S. Embassy on Grosvenor Square. Pictured is The Chancery Rosewood Hotel in London by West Leigh. Originally designed in the 1950s by renowned Finnish‑American architect, Eero Saarinen, the Grade II‑listed building is a celebrated example of mid‑centur

Steel Window Fittings has won the Associated Award at the 2026 Steel Window Association (SWA) Awards; recognising the company’s pivotal role in supporting with one of the industry’s standout projects. Domestic Project of the Year winner is Westcote Hall in Northampton, a large country house with origins from the 17th century, by The Cotswold Casement Company. Image credit: Pete Helme. Presented at the third annual SWA Awards in London, the accolade highlights the contribu

The winners of the third Steel Window Association (SWA) Awards have been announced at a ceremony held at County Hall, London. Comprising the leading names in the industry, SWA members gathered to celebrate longstanding expertise and recent achievements. The awards recognise outstanding installations by member companies and showcase excellence across residential and commercial projects which feature steel windows, doors and screens. Pictured (L-R) are Andy Bawn, MD at West Lei

As the UK’s leading authority on steel windows, doors and screens, the Steel Window Association (SWA) represents manufacturers, suppliers and specialists committed to maintaining the highest standards of craftsmanship, performance and design across the industry. Here, the SWA talks to leading interior designer, Amelia McNeil, about how steel in the home steals the show for aspirational clients. Internal W20 doors and screens in a Fulham townhouse. Design and vision by Amelia

The Steel Window Association (SWA) represents the UK’s foremost specialists in the preservation and refurbishment of steel windows and doors – particularly within listed buildings, heritage properties, and conservation areas. Among its expert members is Associated Steel Window Services (ASWS), an architectural heritage refurbishment specialist which has completed the restoration of 40 distinctive ‘porthole’ and rectangular steel windows at County Hall overlooking Westminste

As home renovation remains popular, and with the focus being on the acquisition and refurbishment of rural properties, this has resulted in Steel Window Association (SWA) members reporting a higher than usual demand for the replacement of the traditional W20 style windows. The W20 closely replicates the appearance of the older universal suite of sections and can therefore be found providing reliable service from country cottages to dockland warehouses and in commercial, as w

Entries are open for the third Steel Window Association Awards; where members are invited to submit entries for prestigious commercial, domestic, and refurbishment projects. In addition, there is an Associated Award, recognising a member whose product features within a winning project, and the Supplier of the Year award, as voted for by the SWA members. The awards are designed to celebrate the craft, expertise and innovation of Association members; showcasing standout proj

Whether you're an architect, conservation officer or homeowner, SWA members help to protect and celebrate the legacy of steel windows and doors. The Steel Window Association (SWA) represents the UK’s leading specialists in the preservation and refurbishment of steel windows and doors - particularly in listed buildings, heritage properties, and conservation areas. Members are trusted custodians of architectural legacy, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern performanc

At the 2025 Steel Window Association awards, the Commercial Project winner was West Leigh ’s Len House project. Andy Bawn, MD of West Leigh, tells us all about the company today. Len House, Maidstone – West Leigh’s meticulous restoration of this Grade II listed Art Deco landmark, featuring like-for-like W20 steel windows and doors, curved frames, and bespoke detailing to preserve its historic character What is your core business? Andy Bawn, Managing Director for West Leigh

Steel Window Association member, Associated Steel Window Services , is a long-established member of the Steel Window Association and expert in the repair of metal windows, from the earliest wrought iron examples through to contemporary curtain walling. ASWS also undertakes full restoration works to timber windows and doors, architectural metalwork, specialist glazing, bronze windows and shopfronts. Members of the Steel Window Association together offer a UK wide service for

At the 2025 Steel Window Association awards, the Domestic Project winner was named as The Cotswold Casement Company with an entry which...

West Leigh has won the Commercial Project category at the Steel Window Association (SWA) Awards 2025 for its work on the Len House...

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At the 2025 Steel Window Association awards, the Associated Award winner went to Steel Window Fittings for work on the winning...

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The Cotswold Casement Company has won the Domestic Project of the Year category at the Steel Window Association Awards 2025 for work on...

The winners of the second Steel Window Association (SWA) Awards have been announced at a ceremony in County Hall, London. After a...