This house is located in London, England
Designed by Andy Martin Architecture
Using a transparent approach to connect all floors in Belgravia
Light and shadow effects created by using materials such as glass bricks
Satisfied the client's sense of light and openness in Sardinia
Bringing wishes to central London
The entire interior space is based on classic neutral tones of black, white and gray, and uses black steel plates and raw concrete to create an industrial-style home.
The combination of wooden furniture and carefully designed plaster reveals a unique sense of sophistication in the owner's home, while creating a relaxed and refreshing interior effect.
△Basement Floor Dining Room< /p>
The lighting in the basement is often insufficient, so the designer uses glass bricks for paving sidewalks to create floor slabs, and uses hollows to allow light to open up the upper and lower spaces. Natural light makes the basement space more open and bright.
△Basement Level
△Second floor home space
Glass brick materials for paving sidewalks are often used in the design of commercial streets in London. Designers move outdoor materials to indoor design applications, bringing a sense of freshness to the home space.
△Hollow glass brick
The living room and dining room on the basement floor are mainly made of wooden floors and furniture. The light from upstairs leaves wonderful light and shadow through the hollow glass bricks, giving the space an attractive and warm feeling.
△Basement Floor Dining Room< /p>
Black lamp poles, black sofas, black stairs, and black frames form a sharp contrast with the wooden tones. Together, they make the space full of art and more refined.
△Basement level kitchen
Between the first and second floors, a handmade steel staircase connects the upper and lower floors. The solid steel runs diagonally through the entire building to the top floor.
In the rest space on the second floor, the stiff black metal staircase is transformed into a soft wooden surface, making the rest space look purer. The wooden elements give the rest space more warmth and comfort.
△The resting space on the second floor< /p>
△Bathroom
Project space information:
Space name: Perf House
Space type: Residential space
Space address: London, UK
Design company: Andy Martin Architecture
Main materials of space: concrete, steel plate, gypsum, glass, wick pattern glass, wooden floor, punched board, glass brick
Image source: SOHO Design District
