Slot House by AU Architects

Designed by AU Architects, Slot House is a traditional brick residence located in London, United Kingdom.

Elegant interior with ornate crown molding, framed artwork, and modern navy furnishings.
Elegant living room with ornate ceiling molding, black sofa, and framed artwork.
Sleek, modern kitchen with navy cabinetry, open shelving, and expansive windows overlooking a garden.
Spacious modern kitchen and dining area with large glass windows overlooking a lush garden.
Sleek, modern kitchen with blue cabinetry, white countertops, and large glass windows overlooking a garden.
Minimalist open-plan interior with glass doors, rustic dining table, and vibrant artwork.
Spacious bedroom with modern art, white walls, and an open layout leading to bathroom.
Elegant bathroom with modern bathtub, gallery wall frames, and dark wainscoting.
Sleek modern bedroom with gray walls, white bedding, and a striking red swivel chair.
Airy bathroom with freestanding tub, skylights, and patterned tile floor.
A modern home with brick exterior, large windows, and an outdoor patio area.
A modern, brick townhouse with large windows, an open floor plan, and outdoor seating area.

About Slot House

AU Architects have transformed a London end-of-terrace house by infusing natural light and enhancing the visual flow between new and existing spaces.

Creating Family-Friendly Spaces

To accommodate a family, AU Architects redesigned the house to improve flow and functionality. They focused on simplicity, aiming for a design that feels warm and welcoming. The project also prioritized visual connections within the home and to the outdoor area, especially on the ground floor.

Balancing Openness and Intimacy

Central to the design was the visual link between the ground floor and a new basement playroom. In response to the shift towards open-plan living, the architects balanced spaciousness with a cozy scale. They created three distinct areas: a basement playroom, a front ground living room, and a rear ground kitchen/dining area, each on different levels. This layout not only achieves a sense of scale and closeness but also visually connects these spaces through an open stairway design.

Enhancing Light and Views

The use of large skylights and strategically placed windows in the extension maximizes light penetration and offers glimpses of the outdoors. These elements enhance the basement and contribute to a living space that feels both expansive and inviting.

By integrating distinct rooms, ample natural light, and strong visual connections, the design fosters a sense of warmth and openness, ideal for family living.

Photography by David Butler

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- by Matt Watts

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