Flush threshold slim sliding glass doors creates a glass box extension in London.
This historical 18th century house needed a big update, having not been renovated since the 1970s. And that renovation in 70s only added more pressure on the original timber frames of the building.
To get the building up to standard, the interior design, walls and floors needed to be replaced with more modern materials and furnitures. The house was used as a local pub in some time in the past and carried the reflection of those times.
The back garden face of the highly glazed extension in London is installed to create a light, modern designed kitchen and dining areas on the ground floor instead of very dark and awkward space which connected with the garden. Different charactered space from rest of the house is created with modern touches such as pink palette wall, top of a table and counters of the kitchen. Brass, reeded glass and timber materials are also used.
Open corner configuration sliding glass doors and structural glazing in the extension sourced the main natural light in the space and the indoor and outdoor spaces of the extension fully merged.
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