Explore the transformation of Putney Pantry House, a Victorian terrace in London, masterfully redesigned in 2023 by Rider Stirland Architects. Once a dim and outdated property, it now stands as a beacon of flexible family living, blending traditional Victorian charm with modern flair.
The heart of this home is its open-plan kitchen and dining area, seamlessly connected to a lush courtyard garden. This architectural marvel not only respects the original structure’s integrity but also introduces contemporary elements like a glass roof and bespoke joinery, making it a perfect blend of old and new.
Welcome to Pippins, a Scandinavian-inspired timber extension in Chesham, UK, designed by Rider Stirland Architects. This architectural masterpiece balances grand entertaining spaces with energy efficiency and seamless garden integration. Experience the elegance and innovation that redefine modern living at Pippins.
Highgate House, a five-storey Edwardian terraced house in London’s leafy Highgate Conservation Area, emerges as a masterpiece of modern design by Emil Eve Architects. Ingeniously transformed in 2022, this home now features a double height atrium and a geometric brick extension, blending family-friendly spaces with striking architectural surprises. Emil Eve’s expertise in terraced housing restoration shines through in this warm, open-plan sanctuary, offering a perfect blend of traditional charm and contemporary elegance.
Loader Monteith‘s Ceangal House, a modern mountain house in South Lanarkshire, UK, exemplifies a blend of heritage and contemporary design. Completed in 2021, this family home skillfully incorporates materials from the land’s original 1800s farmstead.
With its sustainable features and semi-broken plan enhancing natural light, Ceangal House not only pays homage to Scottish tradition but also sets a new standard in eco-friendly living.
Discover Waldens Farm, an architectural gem in Wiltshire, UK, by Adam Knibb Architects. This contemporary three-bedroom house elegantly combines innovative design with eco-friendly features, set amidst a serene rural landscape. Inside, its open-plan layout, natural materials, and expansive glazing forge a harmonious blend of luxury and comfort, exemplifying modern sustainable living in tune with nature.
Discover “Chelsea Brut” in London, a breathtaking revival of a brutalist townhouse by Pricegore. This modernist gem, nestled in the historic Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, seamlessly blends its Victorian roots with contemporary family living. Pricegore‘s ingenious use of space, complemented by raw materials and lush gardens, redefines the townhouse while enhancing its thermal efficiency and energy sustainability.
With a nod to mid-century Brazilian architecture, Chelsea Brut stands as a testament to the timeless appeal of thoughtfully conserved modernist design.
Made of Sand Retreat, designed by Studio Weave in the Blackdown Hills, UK, is a modern twist on a traditional stone cottage.
This 2021 project, featuring a double-story timber extension, merges artistry with nature. Its 85 square meters (914 square feet) offer a creative haven with stunning views and natural materials, providing a tranquil retreat for artists and families alike.
Brick House in North London, redesigned by Melissa White Architects, transforms a five-bedroom Edwardian terrace into a modern family home. Balancing busy family life with spaces for relaxation and socializing, the redesign introduces natural light, spacious volumes, and a central DeVol Kitchen, creating a warm, inviting heart of the home.
