A family had lived in this house for 36 years, making it a true family home. Instead of moving out of an area they loved, they decided to transform their home into the design property of their dreams.

Thomas Teggin from Green & Teggin architects used his contemporary aesthetic to create a sleek extension softened by natural materials.

Sunlit dining area under exposed timber roof beams, opening onto the garden, with an upright piano, Kentish Town
Rear extension clad in charred black timber, with oak-framed glazing opening onto the garden, Kentish Town
Brick townhouse with its black timber rear extension, seen through lush garden planting, Kentish Town
Kitchen and dining room beneath a timber-beamed glass roof, with oak table and garden beyond, Kentish Town
Walk-in shower lined in pink handmade tiles, with recessed niche and skylight above, Kentish Town
Glass roof of the rear extension beside black timber cladding, looking over the garden, Kentish Town
Warm-lit hallway with timber staircase and doorway through to the garden, Kentish Town
Dusk view of the black timber extension and lit kitchen through oak-framed glazing, Kentish Town
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