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Terraced House in Fulham - Open LDK

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Location
Londra, Inghilterra, Regno Unito
Year
2016
Style
Modern
The Living area
The Living area
The TV wall bespoke inset-furniture
The TV wall bespoke inset-furniture
The Living area in the proximity of the furniture divider
The Living area in the proximity of the furniture divider
The 3-dimensional bi-sided furniture divider between the living and the kitchen-dining areas
The 3-dimensional bi-sided furniture divider between the living and the kitchen-dining areas
One of the accesses to the Kitchen-Dining area
One of the accesses to the Kitchen-Dining area
The Kitchen
The Kitchen
One of the accesses to the Kitchen-Dining area
One of the accesses to the Kitchen-Dining area
The porcelain tiled cooking area in the opened kitchen
The porcelain tiled cooking area in the opened kitchen
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen
The Kitchen
The Kitchen - worktop detail
The Kitchen - worktop detail
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen wall-units
The Kitchen - Side detail
The Kitchen - Side detail
The Kitchen wall-units - close-up
The Kitchen wall-units - close-up

From Daniele Petteno Architecture Workshop

The open-plan design of this ground floor has been developed as part of a full house remodelling and extension project, produced for a young family that purchased an unmodernised Victorian mid-terrace house and wanted to make it cosier and more in line with the standards of a contemporary living.

The layout is simple and based on a rectangular opened plan, which appears subdivided into two halves: one at the front with the main Living area and one at the rear, in the extension, with the Kitchen&Dining areas.

Of essential importance for this however simple design has been the bespoke see-through full height furniture that visually screens the front from the rear spaces, with a transparency that vary according to the angle of the observer, and thanks to its ‘3-dimensional design’, that combined the back-to-back application of a shelving pattern, also replicated on the wall of the living area.