Period property

The brief called for increasing the amount of natural daylight across the house and reconfiguring the layout in order to create a functional and beautiful set of spaces. In turn, the house was gutted, opened out to create open plan living and open rooms flooded with natural daylight.    The original property was a double height billiard hall built in the 1870s. Over the years, it had seen multiple owners who had cut and carved the space into a series of interconnected dark rooms and corridors. Loaded with hidden charm, our response was to open the space back up.   Our specifications included a material palette of timbers and silestone is consistently spread across the house, with differing treatment to the silestone depending on it’s ap... More