Tamineh working at her desk

Acton W3

Build type: extension, refurbishment

Project length: 10 weeks

Tamineh wanted a bigger first-floor bedroom, so we extended the space above the Kitchen to create the upstairs space she wanted, and also refurbished her bathroom.

Outside the front of the house Landing looking into office space Landing showing stairs up and down Spare bedroom/office space Desk & sofa bed Juliet balcony Newly refurbished bathroom Bathroom with skylight Toilet in refurbished bathroom Shower detail Rear exterior of the house Detail of the extension from the outside The new extension from the outside Roof of extension with skylights Detail of new skylight

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