A Family Home, Extended and Reworked

Project Overview
The client wanted the home to feel more spacious, practical and better suited to everyday family life. A larger kitchen and dining space was central to the brief, creating a more comfortable setting for entertaining and time spent together.
Alongside the new extension, the existing layout needed to work harder. The aim was to introduce useful supporting spaces, improve flow through the ground floor and create a cleaner, more coherent finish throughout— without making the home feel overly elaborate or formal.
The Brief
The client wanted the home to feel more spacious, practical and better suited to everyday family life. A larger kitchen and dining space was central to the brief, creating a more comfortable setting for entertaining and time spent together.
Alongside the new extension, the existing layout needed to work harder. The aim was to introduce useful supporting spaces, improve flow through the ground floor and create a cleaner, more coherent finish throughout— without making the home feel overly elaborate or formal.


The Approach
The extension was treated as part of the whole home, not simply an addition to it. New and existing spaces were considered together, ensuring the kitchen, dining area, bedroom, ensuite and reworked ground floor felt connected rather than separate.
Clean finishes, simple detailing and consistent materials helped create continuity across the property. Pocket doors, improved circulation and carefully placed borrowed light allowed the home to feel more practical, open and quietly resolved.

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