Kitchen Extension with bookshelf

Kew TW9

Build type: single-storey rear extension

Project length: 12 weeks

Kitchen by Innova Kitchens
External doors by PCW

Charlotte wanted to create a large open-plan kitchen-diner, incorporating the existing dining room and kitchen. We created a spacious living space and kitchen with island unit for the new room.

Front exterior of houseDining room reflected in mirror Contemporary kitchen setting with kitchen island Kitchen, dining, living space Bifold doors link through to the garden Living space in kitchen Dining area includes in-built shelving for books A vertical radiator fits into the space perfectly House exterior from the back garden The view from the garden into the kitchen through open bifold doors

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