Blending historic and modern architecture is a delicate balance. This project involved adding a new rear extension and parents’ retreat within the attic space to a Victorian home.  

The new interiors are clean and crisp with a monochromatic edge. Features, such as the Crittal style doors, adorn passages that lead you into light-filled spaces. These outlined accents give a subtly timeless appeal. Shots of colour have since been interwoven through the monochromatic canvas, creating both a dynamic and restful atmosphere for this young family.

Material Used :

1. Grigio San Marco Marble – floor tiles
2. Carrara marble – benchtops and ensuite feature wall
3. Vola tapware
4. Calacatta marble slabs to the kitchen and fire places
5. Crittal style doors
6. Smoked oak quarter cut timber veneer
7. Tongue and groove, European oak flooring – eterno – colour Argento
8. Dulux lexicon white polyeurathane cabinetry with expressed black steel frames
9. Carpet. Envy – French grey
10. External tiles – flamed granite