The terracotta-toned concrete facade of the Putney extension draws inspiration from the warm hues of the original red brick window arches, blending in with the seasonal colours of the surrounding trees. The cast in-situ drip detail creates a horizontal crease across the facade. This looks to divert water away from the timber-framed windows, combining both functionality and elegance.
Our Putney conservation project reimagines the open-space ground floor, using natural materials such as wood, concrete, and plaster to reflect the homeowners’ Sri Lankan heritage. The bespoke joinery, including the dining table, is crafted from oak stained to match the rich tones of Sri Lankan wood and features a design inspired by traditional motifs. Natural light flows into the kitchen and dining area through a side garden corridor, creating a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors.
In our Stoke Newington kitchen extension, space efficiency was a top priority. A functional core hides essentials like the laundry, fridge-freezer, coffee station, and breakfast bar. This design maximizes worktop space while maintaining a minimalist look.
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Joinery maker: @themaincompany