The existing two-bedroom dwelling on King Edward’s Road in London was extended to create a larger living area and incorporate an additional master bedroom. The design transformed what had been a dark and compartmentalised property into a bright, open, and spacious family home.

A carefully considered material palette was selected to enhance the sense of light and warmth throughout the space. Subtly textured plaster walls provide a soft backdrop, complemented by white oiled Douglas fir joinery that introduces natural warmth. Pale brickwork adds tactile interest, while accent features in warm dark wood, chrome, and matt black metal bring depth and contrast to the interiors.

The overall effect is a balanced and cohesive design that supports contemporary family living while respecting the character of the existing structure. Photography by Sustainable Kitchens captures the refined detailing and atmosphere of the completed home.