Kitchen extension outside view

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Matthew Wood adds seven-square-metre extension to his small home

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Emily Smythe on Instagram: "Come inside our 6x6.5m kitchen 🤗 When we viewed the property it was two separate rooms and we knocked them through and added a 3m extension. We use this space all the time! We do have a separate lounge but if I’m honest, it’s a kids playroom 😂 … they’ve taken it over! #bifoldingdoors #cornerbifolddoors #kitchenextensions #openplankitchendiner #shakerkitchen #singlestoreyextension #skylantern Would you have this much glass?"

Usually we knock down conservatories and build extensions in their places, but this conservatory was built so well we converted the existing structure to create an interesting sunroom. Just a small extension made all the difference to the kitchen and created a useful circulation space between rooms. The loft was a challenge, as the building had modern truss rafters. We added cabrio balconies and a double storey stairwell that is flooded with light.

A kitchen so lovely and bright, thanks to the design of the extension and use of glazing!⁠ ⁠ From the roof to the walls, the use of glazing throughout allows an abundance of light to flood in and create a very bright and spacious kitchen! The stunning picture window frames the view from the sink area, with @sunflexuk sliders opening onto the patio. We also installed multiple roof lights in the apex ceiling to add to the open feeling.⁠

I'm really drawn to this idea of adding an all glass conversion to the side of the kitchen. It gives you more space and uses up the wasted space at the side of the house.

Reviews from the Sparrow

These windows are all super painful (paneful?) to look at because we just want the same things for our homes.

This Victorian house is situated in a leafy part of London and had all the ingredients of a beautiful period home but was in need of modernisation. The owners

The brief was to re design a new flexible and modern kitchen and casual living space connected to the south facing garden.

Nice pitched roof to this extension.