Central London apartment of VW + BS

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chic central London apartment was created by VW + BS.

can be expanded The minimalist interior aid to the limited space available, and its large windows natural light to flow inward, giving it a bright and airy air.

Central London apartment of VW + BS:

"This central London flat is part of an extended family of many generations from Southeast Asia who often visit perform and pleasure London. It could be to stay at the same time, two families for two weeks vacation or just two adults in London to perform for a few days of. As a result, the short, us it was so versatile a space as achievable, which could accommodate a variety of functions, and easy to produce in the way.

Our starting point was to see how we back the first floor area, something to its original intended proportions to restore, so the 3 tall arched french windows manufactured at the front again could be and the beautiful terrace to be taken in view of the street with its wrought iron railing again.

We wanted to make (4.2 m [14 feet]) use of the height of the room, so we included an additional mezzanine bedroom / study on the open Strategy kitchen that could a huge 1 opens onto the large living room and a much smaller screen users on the stairs at the rear - are closed with a translucent polycarbonate Screen. When open, there are views of the front right over the back bedroom. At the same time the rooms can be closed with a large floor to ceiling hinged door, so that men and women come and go with a degree of privacy.

The surfaces are easy - oak flooring and carpentry, and white painted plaster walls - so that they meet the tastes of all visitors' needs. Although the feeling of this apartment is now very modern (there were no original Victorian features left in the apartment, when we started to operate), was the point of an elegant Victorian drawing area in part by the careful renovation of windows and shutters along restored the full width the front. "

Images of Michael Franke