RENOVATION AND INTERIOR DESIGN OF A 1970S HOME

Our clients approached us with the request for a home extension and a new kitchen. Initially, we considered an extension as the most logical way to create more space and natural light in the house. However, while sketching out the various possibilities, we quickly realized that an extension was not necessary. Instead, we created a design that remained within the existing structure of the home.

In our design, we removed the closed back wall and replaced it with a large glass facade that stretches up to the roof of the building. This created a spacious, open area that allows natural light to flood the home.

We also removed the sunken sitting area and replaced the Norwegian slate wall at the entrance with a sleek wall featuring a bronze-colored mosaic palette. Finally, we introduced beautiful lines, including a clean sightline from the entrance through a glass pivot door towards the open back facade.

We frequently create designs for the renovation of 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s homes. Curious about how such a renovation works? Follow us on Instagram for a behind-the-scenes look.

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