Giles & Pike Architects have thoroughly redeveloped this Victorian House and turned it into a beautiful 6 bedroom family home.

By creating a new basement and extending the ground, first and second floors, they have transformed a traditional, poorly lit house into an open plan, bright home that connects well with the garden.

The new basement, with a generous floor to ceiling height of 3 meters, houses a light and spacious family room with play space for the clients’ 3 children, a home cinema, and a breakaway homework/ craft area. The dramatic double height void, provides a practical connection to the kitchen area above, and floods the basement with natural light.

The crittall glazing, exposed brickwork and polished concrete floor give the house a contemporary feel, but these tactile materials also provide a softness which, when combined with the oak joinery and hand-painted kitchen, work well together to create a family friendly, warm living space.

The polished concrete floor and exposed brickwork, which run from the family room and kitchen into the exterior lightwell, help to create a sense of continuity from inside to outside, and provides a better connection between the house and the newly landscaped garden.

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LOCATION

London, England

ARCHITECT

Giles & Pike Architects

INTERIOR DESIGN

Johnston Parke Interiors

PHOTOGRAPHER

Logan Irvine-MacDougall

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