The Terrace, SW13

Located in the Barnes Green Conservation Area and listed as a building of townscape merit, this home was modernised while preserving its key features. Collaboration with Richmond Council ensured a smooth planning process, and complementary materials were chosen for an elegant, innovative finish.

Location
Barnes

Planning Authority
Richmond upon Thames

Glass and crittall back wall of a lower ground floor terraced extension, leading to a small, slate lined, patio
View from the back of long, slim, kitchen, looking out onto a pretty garden
A line of terraced housed on a quayside
Close up of where the glass and crittal wall meets the side wall which is exposed brick
Old fashioned bath taps with shower attachedment sits in front of a glass and crittall shower screen

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“Humble + Humble’s ideas and drawings were exemplary. My builders and structural engineer advised that they were both impressively detailed and very accurate. Debbie project managed, acquired all the planning consents and held my hand throughout the myriad of choices I had to make. I am delighted with the results.”

 

 The Terrace’s Gallery

Wooden walls panels are painted in a deep blue teal which is complimented by an oversized, yellow flower head on the left.
A close details of some stacked dry wood, sitting next to a wood burning stove in the hearth where the surrounding wall and skirting board are both painted in a deep chalky blue.
From table height we see across the table towards an internal crittall and glass door, through which there is a vase with several large headed yellow flowers.
An outdoor brick wall has a glass wall butted up against it and the brick wall continues on the inside.
A view from the back of a garden, through the trees, which shows the back extension of a two storey terraced home where the entire back wall on the ground floor is crittall paned glass.
Double, wooden, sash windows with closed half shutters and a view to the country side at the top of the window.
A stylish blue/grey kitchen with wooden work surface is bathed in light via a large ceiling lantern directly above.
The end of a natural, curved, wooden banister is shown next to hanging line drawing art and an internal crittall and glass open door.
A narrow view from a lower ground floor kitchen towards the garden.
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