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#hometransformation

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Project • By Mulroy ArchitectsPrivate Houses

Russet House

Tucked away in the vibrant community of north London’s Crouch End, this four-storey, five-bedroom house exemplifies how thoughtful design can transform a property. Originally a mid-terrace Victorian house in poor condition, the building had suffered from a series of ill-conceived extensions that compromised its flow and severed its connection with the garden. What was once a characterful home had become a collection of dark, isolated rooms lacking natural light and spatial cohesion. Dan Glasser Rachel and James, both professionals with young children, saw potential in the house - not just as a home for their growing family but as a flexible space that could evolve over time. They engaged Mulroy Architects to realise their vision... More

Project • By Mulroy ArchitectsPrivate Houses

Mountview Road

Mulroy Architects’ whole house refurbishment of Mountview Road in Crouch End has delivered a uniquely layered and light-filled house, with a twist.  Homeowners, Caroline and Alan found themselves with an unusual dilemma. Should they relocate to Australia to enjoy its radiant sun and alfresco living, or stay in London? The family wanted to remain in the UK but had concerns over their north facing garden which looked at the gable end of another house, and the rear façade, which spent most of its time in shadow.  Dan Glasser Having driven down Crouch End’s most desirable road for many years, it was unexpected that in 2021 this house came up for sale. The couple had been seriously considering moving back to C... More

Project • By Mulroy ArchitectsPrivate Houses

No Ordinary House

Like many 1920s houses, this double-fronted home in north London, had been burdened by decades of ill-conceived extensions, blocking natural light, and creating a fragmented, inefficient flow. Its once grand proportions were stifled by narrow sightlines and disjointed spaces. But with an imaginative redesign by Mulroy Architects, this four-storey, five bedroom house has been reborn – now a light-filled, family sanctuary optimised for user wellbeing and warmth.  Kilian O'Sullivan Kilian O'Sullivan The journey of transformation began in October 2021 when Nichola, a 52-year-old founder of interior and spatial design studio No Ordinary House, and her husband Stanton, a 49-year-old private investor, found themselves in sear... More