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From cramped coach house to family home
Bold interior choices allowed these first-time buyers to utilise every square inch of this 19th-century building to create something special
TL;DR
- Eleanor and Dominic Charles bought a run-down 19th-century coach house in Camberwell, London.
- They worked with AKS Architects on extensions and District for interior design and contracting.
- The renovation involved a rear extension and mansard loft conversion to accommodate a growing family.
- Key design features include a space-saving pink floating staircase, extendable dining table, and integrated kitchen appliances.
- The interior utilizes a warm color palette and material choices to create a cozy atmosphere.
- Sliding pocket doors and a lightwell were used to maximize space and light, especially in tight areas.