Elms Cresent

Project Brief Rear Extension & Internal Remodelling

Project Year 2024

Build Time 22 weeks

Location Clapham

Project Cost £240,000

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Our Remit

Our clients desired a bright, open-plan kitchen and dining space that would be the heart of their home. As part of a comprehensive rear extension and internal remodelling project, they sought a contemporary and stylish space that was both functional and inviting, while also maximizing natural light and maintaining the character of their period property.

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What We Did

This comprehensive rear extension and internal remodelling project began by opening up the existing kitchen and dining space, removing a non-load-bearing wall to create a more spacious and airier feel. We then installed a large skylight to flood the space with natural light and create a dramatic focal point.

To enhance the sense of space, we opted for a light and airy colour palette with accents of black and brass — a signature Home Republic style. We installed a sleek, handleless kitchen with integrated appliances and a large island that provides ample workspace and seating. We also incorporated a custom-made dining table and bench to accommodate the family’s needs.

To maintain the character of the property, we retained the original brick wall and exposed ceiling beams. We also added a herringbone wood floor to add warmth and texture to the space.

The Result

The resulting space is a stunning example of modern kitchen design achieved through a successful rear extension and internal remodelling project. The open-plan layout and large skylight create a bright and airy atmosphere, while the carefully curated furnishings and decor create a stylish and inviting space. This project successfully embodies Home Republic’s commitment to accessible design, delivering a contemporary and functional kitchen that is both beautiful and practical.

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