• Dining: A sliding window with a built-in window seat.
• Living: A post-free open corner set that completely breaks down the boundary to the sheltered patio.
THE LOOK: WARM MODERNITY WITH MUTED TEAL & TIMBER
The home moves away from the stark white boxes often seen in modern extensions. Instead, the homeowners opted for a warm palette with texture and muted tones. Rather than a stark contrast, the extension uses " handmade waterstruck yellow bricks " with glazing frames finished in Light Ivory( RAL 1015) to soften the modern lines and echo the original Edwardian tones.
The result is a home that feels both rooted in its Edwardian history and capable of performing its function as a modern family home:“ Above all, the property is designed to be both livable and stylish,” says Nicholson,“ with storage options for decoration as well as tucked away from view, multi-functional rooms, and lots of places for relaxation and play. These are the elements that make a house into a home.”
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DOORS, WINDOWS & FITTINGS
Kerry Nicholson, Interior Stylist at IDSystems, comments:“ The design embraces a contemporary palette that balances warmth and freshness. Muted teal cabinetry anchors the kitchen, offering a sophisticated burst of colour without overwhelming the space. The natural timber elements provide the perfect counterbalance, adding softness and tactility.”
“ The classic Scandinavian elements that can be found throughout the property, like the Ercol Easy Chair and Danish light fixtures, add extra character to the space.”
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