Brading Terrace

FAMILY TOWNHOUSE IN RAVENSCOURT PARK

Planning for this two-storey extension presented some challenges as the house is in a conservation area. We were able to achieve permission by proposing a fully glazed corner extension which extended the square-footage of the house and created a beautiful light-filled dining area with uninterrupted views of the garden.

White kitchen with hanging plants, entire glass corner and exposed white painted, wooden ceiling beams

Our favourite detail /

Specialist glass that reflects the garden and softens the exterior appearance of the extension. 

The result /

With the space they needed both upstairs and downstairs, this family now have a calm, contemporary and highly functional family home.

Dark blue/grey painted wooden cabinets on a kitchen island with wooden top
Outside view kitchen glass corner
view from inside the glass corner looking up and out through the glass roof
A cluster of hanging pot plants surround a white ceiling pendant light

Debbie’s project thoughts/

The living pendant light, along with concealed lighting within the exposed ceiling, create playful shadows and the perfect mood for entertaining.

 

 Brading Terrace gallery /

Large ceiling window with a hanging pot plants patricianly obscuring the view.
Exposed ceiling rafters painted white
Smooth concrete floor finishes floorlessly against a glass wall where grass and flowers sit just outside.
A copper wall light with white bulb hangs between white floating shelves
On the outside of this extension we have in the the foreground a blurred metal wall light and beyond this are large glass panes reflecting the trees in the garden.
From from above of a twisting, wooden staircase whose steps have been painted in a very pale green.
Well proportioned small, white bathroom with hexagon patterned tiles in beige, grey and teal.
Detail of the corner of a kitchen island, with overhanging wooden surface and dusky, teal painted, wooden cabinets below, with circle holes for handles.
Architectural extension detail where the glass extension room meets the rendered brick of the main house.
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