Design studio Sonn was tapped to help create a new extension at the Plaster House, which is located in Hackney, London. The Victorian building gets an additional bedroom with more improvements connected to the garden in the back of the home. The team aimed to create a 'carved-out' feeling in the space in a uniform manner.
The studio used a range of plaster finishes in a selection of pale tones inside and outside. Founder of Sonn, Tim Robinson speaks to Dezeen about the design concept and how the team created a carved aesthetic. He states, "A focus on light, height and connection to the garden was key, but we also wanted the space to feel like it had been 'carved-out' of stone."
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Carved Aesthetic Design
- Incorporating a carved-out feeling in interior spaces through innovative design concepts inspired by stone.
- Plaster Finish Range
- Utilizing a variety of pale-toned plaster finishes both indoors and outdoors for a contemporary aesthetic.
- Garden Connection Focus
- Emphasizing light, height, and connection to the garden to enhance the overall living experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture & Design
- Exploring new techniques to create visually striking spaces that blend traditional and modern elements seamlessly.
- Construction Materials
- Developing innovative plaster finishes and materials to offer diverse options for interior and exterior applications.
- Home Improvement
- Revolutionizing home extensions by focusing on integrating indoor spaces with outdoor environments for a harmonious living environment.
