Camden, London

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2y
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Studio Tashima
a brick building with an open glass door on the outside, and lots of windows
Kitchen extension to a double fronted Victorian terrace house
The kitchen space is formed by a single pitched roof with patent glazing skylight. The ceiling was made as high as possible to maximise the sense of light and space. On the garden side is a generous window seat with an large pane of glass connecting you to the garden. The flooring is a reclaimed chevron oak matching the rest of the house. In the area by the sink and oven are Moroccan cement tiles. The kitchen units are made of timber with and expressive grain.
a kitchen with a window seat and wooden flooring
Kitchen extension to a double fronted Victorian terrace house
The kitchen space is formed by a single pitched roof with patent glazing skylight. The ceiling was made as high as possible to maximise the sense of light and space. On the garden side is a generous window seat with an large pane of glass connecting you to the garden. The flooring is a reclaimed chevron oak matching the rest of the house. In the area by the sink and oven are Moroccan cement tiles. The kitchen units are made of timber with and expressive grain.
an open kitchen and dining area with wood flooring, white walls and skylights
Kitchen extension to a double fronted Victorian terrace house
The kitchen space is formed by a single pitched roof with patent glazing skylight. The ceiling was made as high as possible to maximise the sense of light and space. On the garden side is a generous window seat with an large pane of glass connecting you to the garden. The flooring is a reclaimed chevron oak matching the rest of the house. In the area by the sink and oven are Moroccan cement tiles. The kitchen units are made of timber with an expressive grain.
a bowl of fruit is sitting on the kitchen counter
Kitchen extension to a double fronted Victorian terrace house
The kitchen space is formed by a single pitched roof with patent glazing skylight. The ceiling was made as high as possible to maximise the sense of light and space. On the garden side is a generous window seat with an large pane of glass connecting you to the garden. The flooring is a reclaimed chevron oak matching the rest of the house. In the area by the sink and oven are Moroccan cement tiles. The kitchen units are made of timber with and expressive grain.