Feb 2020
With the addition of a new basement level and loft conversion this mid-terrace London townhouse was extended and fully renovated to form a large 6-storey modern family home. Internally a series of considered design interventions enhance the functionality and ambience of the spaces. Examples include an illuminated barrel-vaulted ceiling in the kitchen instilling a touch of subtle drama to the space, a large sliding pocket door between two children’s bedrooms allowing the rooms to be connected when desired and a gym space at the top of the house with a glass roof. The house also conceals a few surprises such as hidden entertainment rooms and a large resin floored basement play area, complete with swings. A rich and luxurious palette of materials were used in a paired back manner resulting in a truly unique family home that is sophisticated and playful in equal measures.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Oct 2018
Providing a much needed update to a family home, this early Victorian villa was extended to the side to accommodate essential ancillary spaces, and to the rear to provide a generous dining area and a lightweight link to the garden. Drawing from mid-century modern furniture design and industrial aesthetics, a rich and varied palate of materials were employed to create this warm, vibrant and eclectic arrangement of living spaces.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Jul 2017
Providing a much needed update to a family home, this early Victorian villa was extended to the side to accommodate essential ancillary spaces, and to the rear to provide a generous dining area and a lightweight link to the garden. Drawing from mid-century modern furniture design and industrial aesthetics, a rich and varied palate of materials were employed to create this warm, vibrant and eclectic arrangement of living spaces.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Oct 2016
This Edwardian property was returned to a single family dwelling after having been subdivided into flats many years ago. The addition of a side and rear extension as well as an extensive basement maximised living space on a tight site and ensured it would remain a comfortable home for a growing young family. A set of well planned spaces were embellished with rich textures and materials creating a homely, warm and fun living environment.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Sep 2016
This Edwardian property was returned to a single family dwelling after having been subdivided into flats many years ago. The addition of a side and rear extension as well as an extensive basement maximised living space on a tight site and ensured it would remain a comfortable home for a growing young family. A set of well planned spaces were embellished with rich textures and materials creating a homely, warm and fun living environment.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Feb 2015
This Edwardian property was extended to the rear, internally remodelled and refurbished throughout. The rear garden was also re-landscaped to provide a better connection with the house and external ground levels were altered to increase the amount of natural light entering the lower ground floor spaces. A strong palette of contrasting materials was used internally to create a clean and contemporary look in the living spaces at lower ground and ground floor levels, adding a touch more warmth and luxury to the master suite and a pop of colour to the children's rooms on the top floor.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
Oct 2011
This Edwardian property was returned to a single family dwelling after having been subdivided into flats many years ago. The addition of a side and rear extension as well as an extensive basement maximised living space on a tight site and ensured it would remain a comfortable home for a growing young family. A set of well planned spaces were embellished with rich textures and materials creating a homely, warm and fun living environment.
Natalie was the project architect for this job which was completed while working for Stiff + Trevillion Architects.
