In pictures: Bindloss Dawes transforms Chelsea Mews House

Bindloss Dawes London Mews House Nick Dearden 1

Source: Building Narratives

The traditional, compact London home has been redesigned into a bright and calm urban escape

Bindloss Dawes has remodelled a compact mews house in Chelsea, London. The Somerset-based architect has revitalised the home’s three storeys with the introduction of light and volume, turning a series of cramped spaces into a functional second home.

The client initially commissioned the practice to create a more spacious kitchen and living area on the lower ground floor, and improve the relationship between the garden and the house. As the design phase progressed, the client extended their scope of work throughout the entire home, resulting in a more holistic design throughout the 105 sq m property.

 

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