Red elements frame the extension's glazed wall as well as its interior, providing pops of colour to the kitchen and dining room it houses. The volume has a glazed rectangular form that is removed from interior walls. Titled Edinburgh Pavilion, Archer + Braun built this minimal extension in Edinburgh as a deliberate contrast to the Grade B-listed structure it adjoined. A large kitchen island occupies the centre of the space, while a dining area is located at the rear.Įdinburgh Pavilion, UK, by Archer + Braun Light oakwood lines the ceilings of the extension between a skylight that allows daylight to flood the sunken space. Unlike its unusual exterior, the interior of the extension boasts a typical design and features a kitchen tucked into a recessed wall behind a large island that contains a sink and storage solutions.ĭGN Studio extended this semi-detached Victorian terrace in east London by adding a sunken concrete floor that aimed to maximise the kitchen extension's ceiling height. Housed within a salmon-pink rear volume, this residential extension by Office S&M in north London's Haringey uses trending hues such as millenium-pink and mint green for the kitchen and entertaining space. It boasts a minimalist, gallery-like look. The basement was opened up and had a small extension added to the rear, forming an open-plan living and dining area that leads out to a sunken garden. Located in a conservation area of Islington, north London, the basement of this Victorian townhouse was excavated by Moxon Architects to add a bright open-plan kitchen, dining and living extension. The kitchen features a similar colour palette to the exterior tiles, boasting a pastel-toned interior that features a breakfast bar overlooking the garden. The extension occupies the rear of the home and houses a new kitchen and dining room, while providing the historic terrace with a 1970s-informed aesthetic. Pale pink tiles clad the exterior of this kitchen extension on a Victorian terraced home by Archmongers in north London. Wood clads the walls, floors and ceiling of the space and extends across the kitchen to form blocks of worksurfaces and cabinetry. The extension takes shape as a large open-plan room that is primarily used for cooking and eating. Santiagao-based architecture studio Guillermo Acuña Arquitectos Asociados built a house extension on bright red-painted stilts, which houses Punta Chilen's kitchen as well as the home's living areas. Punta Chilen, Chile, by Guillermo Acuña Arquitectos Asociados
#Spacious kitchen windows
Floor-to-ceiling windows occupy the rear walls of the extension and provide views out to the garden from the kitchen and dining area. The extension was clad in blackened zinc tiles and houses the kitchen, dining and small living area.
Located in the London neighbourhood of Crouch End, Merrett Houmøller Architects created a modern extension that looked to enhance the home's connection with the rear garden. An adjacent island features a tiled waterfall countertop, which contains a sink and shelving beneath.Ĭornerstone House, UK, by Merrett Houmøller Architects Square white tiles clad some of the kitchen walls, forming splashbacks against tiled worktops. Nimtim Architects employed plywood partitions and joinery throughout the extension to zone areas such as the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen features cobalt blue cabinetry and wooden worktops that contrast against the extension's pale walls, floor and ceiling.Ī wooden partitioned extension that houses a galley-style kitchen was added to a 1970s townhouse in Forest Hill, London. The open-plan kitchen and dining area were set within the extension, which boasts a zigzagging roof and ceiling that follows the profile of the facade. upcomingregionalsection.cms?parentid=61017241&genere=*:* /upcomingregionalsection.Architecture studio Outpost added an extension with a zigzagging zinc facade to a Victorian terrace in east London's Haggerston.
Bosch’s Serie|4 and Serie|6 dishwasher range are a few options out of the many products in the market which are value for money. It gets the utensils squeaky clean and dry in a short span of time saving you sink and counter space too. Appliances such as dishwashers not only saves water but also doesn’t occupy a lot of space. Additionally, in today’s hybrid working environment, it is essential to manage time well and a sink piled up with utensils would not help at all. One can check out the Siemens built-in range for smaller kitchen spaces.
#Spacious kitchen free
For a small kitchen it makes even more sense since the counters are free with food waiting in the drawer till mealtime. Recently, warmer drawers have gained popularity to keep counters clean by tucking away all the utensils once cooking is done. One can also look at installing a cooking range to bring all cooking requirement under the hob itself, leaving rest of the area to be planned for storage. Adding built in fridge and a tall unit with combi microwave oven frees up the counter space.
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