London studio ConForm has added a marble side extension to a Victorian terraced house in Hampstead, London.
ConForm added the distinctive side extension to the house and used marble to contrast the addition with the existing house.
ConForm added a marble extension to a Victorian house
"We approach all projects regardless of typology with a meticulous research phase to find opportunities to create lasting, impactful and highly designed spaces," said ConForm co-founder Ben Edgely.
"We spotted an opportunity to elevate the typical Victorian terrace with a restrained yet rich material palette, creating a space our clients will continue to enjoy for years to come."
A marble frame in the central dining space overlooks the extension The extension forms part of a wider overhaul of the ground floor. To improve the spatial flow ConForm rearranged the entry sequence, creating a flexible dining area at the centre of the plan that connects a formal sitting room at the front of the home with the renovated living and kitchen area at the rear.
From the central space, a frame-shaped window ? described as "an internal marble aperture" ? overlooks the new kitchen and a set of steps lead to the kitchen.

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