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Sevenoaks

Sevenoaks

The load bearing wall between the kitchen and living room came out, a rear extension went on the back of the house and the whole ground floor was renovated.

In progress

How it was built

Photographs from the job itself. The finished rooms are further down, but this is the part that decides whether they line up.

  1. Steel beams spanning the opening where the load bearing wall between kitchen and living room has been removed01

    The load bearing wall out and the steel in, with props holding the floor above.

  2. Rear of the house with the extension brickwork built up and new openings formed in the back wall02

    The rear extension walls up and the new openings formed in the back of the house.

Finished

  • Rear of the house with the finished extension, black steel framed windows and doors and a large picture window
    The rear finished, with the extension and the new black framed glazing.
  • Navy kitchen with a white island, double ovens and tall cupboards, herringbone floor and steel framed doors to the garden
    The kitchen finished, navy cabinetry and island over a herringbone floor.
  • Kitchen island with a hob, pendant lights and steel framed doors opening to the garden
    The island and the new doors out to the garden.
  • Low view across a herringbone floor to the navy kitchen island and tall cupboards with cornice above
    Cornice and panelling carried through, with the kitchen at the far end of the room.
  • Open plan kitchen and dining space with a woven pendant light and the garden visible through the doors
    The kitchen and dining space now one room, looking out to the garden.
  • Double Belfast sink with a brass tap beneath an opening steel framed window onto greenery
    Belfast sink under a steel framed window, with the drainer grooves cut into the worktop.
  • Room with a picture window and built in window seat, panelled walls and herringbone floor
    The room off the extension, with a picture window, window seat and panelled walls.
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