This project transformed a dilapidated 1970s three-storey maisonette into a modern six-bedroom, six-bathroom family home, spanning 425 sqm. The original layout was defined by awkward chamfered walls and compartmentalised rooms, which were simplified and reconfigured to create larger, more generous spaces that better suit the property’s scale and location.

A new multifunctional lower-ground floor was designed to house a cinema room, gym, and changing facilities with showers, providing flexibility and enhancing the home’s lifestyle offering. Across all levels, a coordinated palette of robust, natural materials replaced dated finishes, ensuring both durability and timeless appeal.

Dropped ceilings were introduced to conceal services within the exposed concrete frame, while also accommodating discreet curtain tracks and indirect lighting details. These interventions allowed the architecture and interiors to feel calm, refined, and cohesive, unifying the home into a contemporary setting that combines functionality, comfort, and understated elegance.