PROPERTY
A three storey Victorian terraced house that had been converted in the 1970’s into many bedsits. The entire house needed gutting to create a modern home, and along with Hugh Cullum Architects Ltd, designer Caroline Cobbold reconfigured the interior into a beautiful four bedroom family home with stunning views over Alexandra Palace.
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FAMILY ROOM
Caroline Cobbold worked closely with the home owners and Hugh Cullum Architects Ltd to create a fun, modern and practical family home. Renovated from multiple bedsits from the 1970's, this house was a true transformation which consisted of re-imagining room size and creating more space and light throughout. This was a three storey Victorian residential which comprised of completely gutting the original interior, restructuring the inside and adding a full refurbishment.
For the interiors, Caroline Cobbold used a bold colour palette and included a fusion of vintage and modern furniture, coupled with bespoke and high end lighting.
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KITCHEN
The kitchen at the back of the house was extended into an open plan diner/sitting room, built around the original fire place.
A bespoke, hand-made kitchen with a Basaltina worktop was made and installed. The single shelf above the units incorporated the extraction. The banquette overlooking the garden also provides extra storage below.
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LIVING ROOM
Aside from the more relaxed family room at the back of the house, there's a living room too at the front of the house.
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GUEST BEDROOM
The guest bedroom features soft carpeting, an upholstered curved headboard and a calming palette with subtle pistachio walls.
A navy lacquered bedside table and accent cushions in mustard and navy punch it up.
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MASTER BEDROOM
Caroline Cobbold added a top floor open plan master bedroom/bathroom with a glass attic extension and large picture windows over looking Alexandra Palace and beyond. The views are stunning.
Sleek, handleless wardrobe doors keep things simple and clean.
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MASTER BATHROOM
A countertop basin and floating vanity add to the modern look of this grey bathroom.
Brass lighting, fixtures and fittings add warmth and a dose of modern glamour.
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