Renovating a bathroom can breathe new life into your home, but the prospect of remodeling often comes with visions of skyrocketing expenses. However, you can achieve a stunning bathroom transformation without breaking the bank with careful planning, a clear vision, and the right contractor.
The project is a total internal remodelling and new rear extension to a Victorian end terrace house in the Bradmore Conservation Area. Our clients brief was to provide new, naturally lit living spaces for their young family, with a study space for them to work at home occasionally.
Project name
Petersen House
Architecture firm
Neil Dusheiko Architects
Photography
Tim Crocker, Agnese Sanvito
Principal architect
Neil Dusheiko Architects
Interior design
Neil Dusheiko Architects
Structural engineer
Fluid Structures
Landscape
Stefano Marinaz
Lighting
Neil Dusheiko Architects
Supervision
Neil Dusheiko Architects
Visualization
Draw a Half Circle
Material
Brick, Aluminium, Steel, Glass
Typology
Residential › Private Home
Choosing a remodeling contractor is not an easy task, as it requires you to hire an employee who will be responsible for the changes in the layout, structure, and style of your home. With so many remodeling companies on the market, how do you choose a reliable contractor who will provide a high-quality service? Follow these tips to narrow down your...
Before you embark on your kitchen upgrade journey, sit down and plan things out. Consider what you want to change or improve. Maybe you're dreaming of new countertops, a fresh coat of paint, or some snazzy cabinet handles.
Embarking on a home remodel can be exhilarating, breathing new life into your living spaces and tailoring them to accommodate your unique needs and preferences. Whether you're considering a minor cosmetic refreshment or a major structural overhaul, a home remodel represents an investment in your comfort, satisfaction, and the potential future value...
Photography
Vecislavas Popa
This project involved re-modelling 72 sqm of a detached Edwardian house in a leafy South London Conservation Area.
Project name
House on the Heath
Architecture firm
COX Architects
Location
Putney, London, United Kingdom
Photography
Matt Clayton Photography
Principal architect
Steve Cox
Design team
Steve Cox, Soroush Haghighat, Francesca Savanco
Collaborators
Maxlight Ltd (sliding doors), Stellar Rooflights Ltd (skylights), Benjamin Alexander Kitchens
Interior design
Cox Architects
Structural engineer
Jonathan Darnell
Supervision
Cox Architects
Visualization
Soroush Haghighat
Tools used
Vectorworks, Adobe Photoshop, SketchUp
Construction
Elson Properties London Ltd
Material
Steel frame, brick linings
Typology
Residential › House, Retrofit
Revitalizing your home doesn't always have to involve hefty expenses or extensive renovations. With some careful planning and creative ideas, it's possible to breathe new life into your living space while being mindful of your budget. In the upcoming sections, we'll explore six cost-effective approaches that can completely transform your home, givi...
If your home is a bit older and outdated, you can remodel it to improve its look and functionality. Whether it’s your kitchen, bathroom, or any of the living spaces, there are a few things you should know about remodeling a house.
Written by
Georgy Nikolin
