Refurbishment and reconfiguration of a Victorian terraced house in Redburn Street in Chelsea London.

 

A house had been separated into two flats and our brief was to recombine the flats into one home once again.

Working within the house's historic envelope, we introduced a modern interpretation of its original principal spaces and functions.

A formal living room and library are located on the first floor, while an informal kitchen and entertaining area are now situated on the ground floor. There are further a study, a shower room, and a day bed in the former closet wing.

The walls are plastered with pigmented lime render and have a natural finish with slightly changing textures, reflection levels and colours.

The floor is finished with wide oak boards. The thoughtfully designed junctions between materials complement the historic fabric and create a calm atmosphere.

Gallery

  • kitchen design chelsea london bespoke

    The converted and new addition of the ground-floor houses now the new kitchen and dining/entertaining room.

  • replastered finish and back lit shelving

    The shelving with the integrated light strips are transforming everyday items into a sophisticated display with objects.

  • extractor hood cdmlighting design pigmented plaster London

    Detail of the visually floating shelves next to the cooker hood.

  • daybed spareroom victorian historic fabric remodelled

    The newly created daybed room and loo double as a guest room with wetroom with a shower.

  • fireplace special luxuary zehnder radiator

    This is a modern interpretation of the Victorian Parlour - a bespoke fireplace with a stone bench facing the dining room.

  • hans grohe bisazza glas tiles london Atelier Ralf

    This is a view into the wetroom, a simple and reduced design to suit the minimal aesthetic of this space.