MASTERBEDROOM EXTENSION
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View 1 – front elevation 1
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View 2 – view of redesigned living | dining room & kitchen in existing house
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View 3 – masterbedroom in extension with adjacent glazed canopy over patio
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View 4 – view of patio under the glazed canopy with integral outdoor fireplace
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View 5 – view of masterbedroom front elevation
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View 6 – view of patio & masterbedroom
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View 7 – view of redesigned dining and living area
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View 8 – front elevation view of masterbedroom extension and existing house
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View 9 – view of bespoke media wall
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View 10 – view of masterbedroom extension and existing house
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View 11 – view of redesigned kitchen into living | dining room
This single-storey extension to this mid-20th century bungalow is an example of how contemporary design can be harmoniously integrated with traditional architecture. This modern addition, which includes a master bedroom, ensuite, walk-in wardrobe, reception porch, and a patio with a glazed canopy, showcases a thoughtful blend of style, functionality, and sensitivity to the original structure.
Seamless Integration of Old and New
One of the most striking aspects of this extension is its seamless integration with the existing bungalow. We have managed to respect the character of the original 1950s structure while introducing modern elements that enhance the overall aesthetic. The extension’s design does not compete with the old; instead, it complements and elevates it. The use of matching or sympathetic colours and materials, such as the colour of the exterior cladding and window frames, ensures a cohesive visual connection between the old and new sections of the home. The extension’s form and scale have been carefully considered to ensure that it does not overwhelm the original bungalow. The single-storey design maintains the low, horizontal lines characteristic of the 1950s architecture, allowing the new addition to blend naturally with the existing building. This approach preserves the bungalow’s original charm while adding a fresh, contemporary layer.
Enhanced Functionality and Space Utilization
The extension’s layout is both practical and luxurious, enhancing the home’s functionality. The new master bedroom is a tranquil retreat, offering a spacious and private area while the ensuite and walk in wardrobe add self-contained, luxurious spaces that speak to modern lifestyle needs. The walk-in wardrobe is designed to maximize storage leaving the bedroom uncluttered contributing to the overall sense of calm and order in the suite. The addition of a new rear reception porch is a welcome enhancement, serving as both a functional entry point and a statement of the home’s updated aesthetic. The porch improves the flow of the house, creating a more formal entry adjacent to the parking area, setting the tone for the rest of the home and providing an inviting first impression.
Connection to the Outdoors
One of the standout features of this extension is the patio with a glazed canopy. This outdoor space extends the living area beyond the walls of the home, creating a seamless connection between the interior and exterior environments. The glazed canopy is a particularly thoughtful addition, providing shelter while allowing natural light to flood the patio area. This feature ensures that the outdoor space can be enjoyed in a variety of weather conditions, making it a versatile and valuable part of the home. The patio is designed as an extension of the indoor living space, encouraging a flow between the interior and the garden. This connection to nature is enhanced by the large windows in the extension, which allow for uninterrupted views of the outdoors and invite natural light into the home.
Aesthetic and Curb Appeal
The extension has significantly boosted the bungalow’s curb appeal. The modern design elements, such as clean lines, large windows, and a contemporary colour palette, have revitalized the exterior, giving the home a fresh and updated look. The thoughtful landscaping around the extension further enhances its visual impact, creating a cohesive and attractive exterior that complements the surrounding environment. Inside, the extension introduces a contemporary aesthetic that is both elegant and understated. The use of high-quality materials, attention to detail, and a focus on natural light all contribute to a sense of modern luxury. This new addition feels both timeless and contemporary, a perfect example of how modern architecture can enhance and update a traditional home.
Conclusion
In conclusion, this single-storey extension is a resounding success, combining contemporary design with functional enhancements in a way that respects and elevates the original 1950s bungalow. It demonstrates a deep understanding of how to blend old and new, creating a home that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional. The extension not only adds significant value to the property but also enhances the daily living experience of its occupants, making it a truly exceptional architectural achievement.
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