It was a privilege to have been involved in this project from the very beginning, working on the spatial design to create an open plan, contemporary and welcoming space to live in and enjoy.  

We always approach our designs holistically, working through how the space will be used and what will bring life to it in the existing building’s context. In this case, this broke down to the spatial layout, integrating home automation and audiovisuals, furniture and interior design. We initially spoke with the homeowners about the limitations with the existing property and discussed with them what they hoped to achieve with the extension, supporting them in working through the layout and dimensions. We then recommended David from Jackson-Crane Architecture, who created the architectural drawings.  

Then, we began working on interior concepts, including kitchen and lighting design. We made several prototypes for this project, including lighting and cabinet doors with various finishes, to ensure our client was well-informed and could interact with the texture of the wood and colour of the finish to connect with the design before it was made by our team. 

We wanted to ensure that every element of the design and build was perfect for the space we were creating. Working closely with the client, architect, and trades, we created a space that we’re proud of. From the large oak table to the micro-concrete floor and the stained oak kitchen, every part of it came together beautifully. The aesthetic pairs Scandinavian influences with a homely minimalism that creates a warm, welcoming and aspirational space to live in and enjoy for generations to come.