Designing the run of exposed conduit lights to facilitate both the ground and first floor and yet still feel part of the building’s fabric
This was a fairly rudimentary space when we began work with no plumbing, and scarce lighting!
As with the main house we wanted to embody a similar sense of peacefulness and for it not to feel overly tailored. We added an unfitted kitchen along the back wall, re-purposing the Aga from the house.
An elegant and discreet staircase replaced the original rickety ladder up to the first floor, retaining a minimal footprint. We restored the original beautiful stable pavers on the ground floor and added a bathroom upstairs.
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We really wanted to respect the fabric of the building and give it a very lived-in feel,’ explains Anna. ‘It was about seeing the bones of the space,’ the owner adds.
Designing the run of exposed conduit lights to facilitate both the ground and first floor and yet still feel part of the building’s fabric
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