Saxon Architects was built on a passion for design, space, and the art of living well. I believe that how you inhabit a space is as important as how it looks — and that genuine understanding of both the human and the practical is what separates good design from great design.
Creative thinking, grounded in construction, budgets and real life.
Hi, I'm Liga, and I lead Saxon Architects.
I'm dual-qualified in Architectural Technology and Interior Architecture, with experience delivering high-quality visual and spatial design work across UK residential and commercial projects.
I've always believed that improving a property should go deeper than adding something new for the sake of it. The way a space is laid out, lit and coloured changes how people feel living in it. By consciously choosing how we design our environment, we can shape the quality of our lives every day. Everyone deserves that level of thought, not just people with high-end budgets.
What I do: surveys, space planning, accessible design, technical design and 3D visuals, for homeowners, landlords and developers across Kent and beyond. My approach is simple: get the thinking right at the start, and everything after it goes better.
Saxon is a small practice with big attention to detail.
I lead every project myself, but I don't work alone. I have a trusted network of colleagues I bring in when a project needs them, and wherever I can, I work with local people who know Kent.
And if you're an architect, designer, engineer or maker who thinks about buildings the same way, get in touch. I'd love to hear from you.
Working Together
Saxon Architects was founded by Jack Barber — architect, mentor, and the person whose rigour and precision gave this practice its foundations. He who taught us that good work speaks for itself.
We miss you Jack.
What’s coming next?
We don't stand still. Alongside client work, we're currently developing:
A personality test for your home: a new way to discover which design truly fits you.
A local project using recycled and reclaimed materials: because sustainable building shouldn't be a premium option, and beautiful things can come from unexpected sources.
A new approach to property development: one that balances what people need to live well with what sells well.
There's a lot more in the pipeline. If any of it sounds interesting, we're always up for a conversation.