The open plan nature of the basement kitchen, living dining area in this Grade II listed Camden house was enhanced with a total refurbishment incorporating new materials throughout. The original design was by Reading and West Architects and BR-ID reconfigured the interior space and finishes. The warmth of the oak flooring by Solid Floor, enhances the modern interior.
The intricate architectural section featuring double height spaces adds to the light levels in the basement. The feature gas fireplace in the centre of the plan gives an added warmth and homeliness to the dining room.
The original garden room as designed by Reading and West Architects, was transformed with oak TV joinery, whilst maximising the space under the stairs with useful storage. The feature Poliform modular sofa sets the tone and colour scheme for the basement.
The new bespoke kitchen was designed by BR-ID and features a light palette of colours and materials whilst maximising kitchen storage. The oak joinery follows through from the garden room.
The view looking out to the garden room enhanced by the use of light coloured materials and in the central area a reflective glass dining table and light fitting retain the light levels in the darkest point of the plan.
The open plan nature of the basement kitchen, living dining area in this Grade II listed Camden house was enhanced with a total refurbishment incorporating new materials throughout. The original design was by Reading and West Architects and BR-ID reconfigured the interior space and finishes. The warmth of the oak flooring by Solid Floor, enhances the modern interior.
The intricate architectural section featuring double height spaces adds to the light levels in the basement. The feature gas fireplace in the centre of the plan gives an added warmth and homeliness to the dining room.
The original garden room as designed by Reading and West Architects, was transformed with oak TV joinery, whilst maximising the space under the stairs with useful storage. The feature Poliform modular sofa sets the tone and colour scheme for the basement.
The new bespoke kitchen was designed by BR-ID and features a light palette of colours and materials whilst maximising kitchen storage. The oak joinery follows through from the garden room.
The view looking out to the garden room enhanced by the use of light coloured materials and in the central area a reflective glass dining table and light fitting retain the light levels in the darkest point of the plan.