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When this 1957 holiday cottage was to be

transformed into a family home with a working

studio attached, the objective was to maintain its

distinctive and easy going beach style.

Structural alternations were essential for the living

room and kitchen area to create a welcoming open

space where family and friends can gather,

chat and relax. The most obvious change was to

add sky lights and large windows to allow maximum

natural light to come in.


The additional effect is an interior that floats

smoothly towards an exotic garden.

The 50's lines of the spacious terrace is mirrored in

the kitchen shape. The kitchen required careful

planning to provide intelligent use of space and a

stylish look. The storage wall unit deliberately deters

the uninvited from the living area to preserve privacy

and at the same time maintains an open air feel.

Cool, modern and sophisticated materials are

combined with strong planning principles to result in

an innovative interior design to suit today's life style.


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