Residential Design - Holland Park, London
Residential Design - Holland Park, London from Rob Atkinson
Residential Design - Holland Park, London

The clients owned a listed Victorian property in West London, which they were keen to expand to create into a home with contemporary features that would sit in harmony with the traditional character of the house.
In addition to refurbishing the entire house, the appointment included creating additional space by means of a rear extension and 1,000 square foot lower ground floor.
Striking contemporary architectural features such as balconies, a structural glass roof and feature staircase with cantilevered steps and glass landing were incorporated into the original features that define a Victorian era home.
The lower ground floor was flooded with natural light by installing a 10 metre glass flank window. The space not only provided more room for the family to enjoy, but could also be used as a self-contained flat for guests.
The upper floors of the house were also designed to provide a luxurious and elegant living, working and relaxing space.

Upstairs on suite bathroom, tucked in beneath the angled roof pitch of this Grade II listed building.
A clean modern appearance was applied to all bathroom fittings and fixtures
Original Sketch of proposed kitchen area
Mid-level stair landing showing recessed storage facilities across the hallway
Final kitchen layout with views out towards the garden
Main bedroom on the upper level with a completely redesigned modern interior
Redesigned lounge with internal light well
Subdivision of the lounge and dining rooms. The challenge of recreating a modern interior was in maintaining the historical integrity of the room partitions as well as preserving the external appearance.
Kitchen and dining facilities
Original concept sketch for Lounge area
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Residential Design - Holland Park, London

The clients owned a listed Victorian property in West London, which they were keen to expand to create into a home with contemporary features that would sit in harmony with the traditional character of the house.
In addition to refurbishing the entire house, the appointment included creating additional space by means of a rear extension and 1,000 square foot lower ground floor.
Striking contemporary architectural features such as balconies, a structural glass roof and feature staircase with cantilevered steps and glass landing were incorporated into the original features that define a Victorian era home.
The lower ground floor was flooded with natural light by installing a 10 metre glass flank window. The space not only provided more room for the family to enjoy, but could also be used as a self-contained flat for guests.
The upper floors of the house were also designed to provide a luxurious and elegant living, working and relaxing space.

Rob Atkinson
Design Director at Imagination London, United Kingdom