Having lived in the property for several years the clients approached Harrison Stringfellow with the aim of creating a larger kitchen-diner with improved connectivity to the garden. The existing property was split into a series of smaller interconnecting rooms on varying levels that no longer worked for family living.

Having considered various options, the agreed design solution was to adapt the existing layout by converting the garage, replacing the roof to the existing extension and created framed views towards the garden through a series of large picture windows and doors.

The revised layout provided a home office to the front with a separate WC & Utility tucked behind. By opening up and levelling the existing morning room and kitchen it provided a unified entertaining space on one level. Moving the main entrance to the kitchen provided views beyond the space and into the garden from the front door.