Breathing new life back into this beautiful terraced home was highly rewarding. The design by Rob Ellis at Norton Ellis Architects, took a derelict abandoned building and repurposed it into a much loved family home.

Our initial demolition work created a blank canvas, and then, step by step, we rebuilt the house to Rob’s design, creating new spaces, clean lines and thoughtful detail, as well as adding a stunning two-storey glass-encapsulated rear extension, which became a family kitchen.

Bright living room with a deep sofa, globe chandelier and glass doors opening onto the garden, Camden Town
Hallway with carpeted staircase, brass globe chandelier and a view through to the living room, Camden Town
White panelled doorways framing a mid-century sideboard and staircase on wide oak floors, Camden Town
Open-plan kitchen and dining room in the glass rear extension, with skylights and garden views, Camden Town
Bathroom with wall-hung basin and mirror, framed by dark doorway joinery, Camden Town
Main bedroom with freestanding bath beneath the sash window, fireplace and grey curtains, Camden Town
Restored brick and stucco terrace frontage with navy front door and stone steps, Camden Town
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