London design studio ConForm adds a new marble side extension to a Victorian terraced home located in Hampstead, London. The studio adds this section and the decision to use marble is to contrast the material and color of the existing home. It is part of a wider section on the ground floor and is meant to improve the spatial flow of the entry sequence.
Ben Edgely, the co-founder of ConForm notes that "We approach all projects regardless of typology with a meticulous research phase to find opportunities to create lasting, impactful and highly designed spaces. 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."
Marbled Victorian Home Extensions
ConForm Adds a New Marble Extension to a London Home
Trend Themes
1. Marble Home Extensions - The use of marble in home extensions is a growing trend, providing a contrasting and luxurious design element to existing structures.
2. Improved Spatial Flow - Designing extensions to improve the spatial flow of the entry sequence is an emerging trend, enhancing the overall functionality and experience of a home.
3. Meticulous Research for Design - The trend of conducting thorough research in the initial phase of design projects to create highly impactful and well-designed spaces is gaining traction.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Interior Design - The architecture and interior design industry can explore innovative ways to incorporate marble into home extensions and improve spatial flow to meet the rising demand for luxurious and functional spaces.
2. Construction - The construction industry can capitalize on the trend of using marble in home extensions by offering specialized materials and techniques for installation and maintenance.
3. Real Estate - The real estate industry can leverage the trend of meticulously designed spaces and improved spatial flow to increase the value and appeal of properties in competitive markets.