ROEHAMPTON
Project Overview
Nestled in idyllic Surrey, a dated family home underwent an extensive transformation.Reimagining the space in homes that are centuries old is not for the fainthearted. They can serve up some unexpected challenges. Our process is to carefully consider the interior spaces with the client’s objectives in mind. This results in a harmoniously interconnected space which caters to modern family living.
By reducing the number of small rooms, and extending the rare of the building, the
home was thoughtfully designed to maximize openness and natural light while still
providing connectivity.
Enlarging windows and added glazing allowed light to flood through the rooms and
made for an added sense of openness and levity.
Nestled in idyllic Surrey, a dated family home underwent an extensive transformation. Reimagining the space in homes that are centuries old is not for the fainthearted. They can serve up some unexpected challenges. Our process is to carefully consider the interior spaces with the client’s objectives in mind. This results in a harmoniously interconnected space which caters to modern family living.
By reducing the number of small rooms, and extending the rare of the building, the home was thoughtfully designed to maximize openness and natural light while still providing connectivity.
Enlarging windows and added glazing allowed light to flood through the rooms and made for an added sense of openness and levity.
Nestled in idyllic Surrey, a dated family home underwent an extensive transformation.Reimagining the space in homes that are centuries old is not for the fainthearted. They can serve up some unexpected challenges. Our process is to carefully consider the interior spaces with the client’s objectives in mind. This results in a harmoniously
interconnected space which caters to modern family living.
By reducing the number of small rooms, and extending the rare of the building, the home was thoughtfully designed to maximize openness and natural light while still
providing connectivity.
Enlarging windows and added glazing allowed light to flood through the rooms and made for an added sense of openness and levity.