Sky House Construction Limited

Inspectors notes:

"A loft conversion has been undertaken incorporating the installation of structural beams and rafters to support the altered roof structure."

"An extension has been constructed incorporating structural beams and supporting framework. This area has been configured to provide a utility room and an open plan dining area. Veneered beams and roof lightshave been incorporated within the design. The floor finish comprises polished concrete with a suspendedfloor construction utilising a fast slab system. Shadow gap skirting and doors have been installed."

"Overall the builders work inspected is done to high standards with clear client communication and relationship on the project."

This wraparound extension offers a perfect solution for those looking to create a stunning kitchen and dining area. The interior dsign features elegant oak finishes that add warmth and sophistication to the space. These oak elements can include cabinetry, flooring, and perhaps even exposed ceiling beams, all contributing to a cohesive and inviting atmosphere.

The exterior of the extension is equally impressive. The wall is clad in sleek white glazed bricks, which not only provide a clean and modern look but also reflect natural light beautifully, enhancing the overall brightness of the space.

A standout feature of this extension is the Cortizo green sliding door. Its luxurious green hue adds a pop of color and an element of sophistication to the exterior.

Brabourn Grove is a two-storey Victorian property that had an existing loft conversion. This home has been further enhanced with a full-width ground floor rear extension.

The extension is strategically set back, creating an additional east-facing façade that brings abundant light into the dining area and offers unobstructed garden views. Centered around a new courtyard, the design enhances the flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, maximizing light and sightlines. A curved junction harmoniously transitions between different extension heights toward neighboring properties. The extension features pale brick walls with oak-framed openings, seamlessly blending with the home’s elegant interior palette of oak, concrete, and curved plasterwork. The courtyard integrates the exterior design language into the house, resulting in a sculptural, timeless project.

(Featured in the long list of the magazine Don’t Move Improve 2023)