AR Design Studio takes on a design project that adds a contemporary extension to a mid-century style home in Winchester, United Kingdom dubbed the Seventies House. It was originally built in the 70s and the project has simultaneously restored the house and the garden on site, which was neglected.
The addition is 1,012 square feet and it celebrates the luscious surroundings on the property. The home's garden was originally the most defining feature and fell to neglect over the years. The studio rejuvenates the garden by trimming back the foilage and also adding new plants. Inside the extension is an open and flexible space with a kitchen, dining space, and living area for hosting group gatherings.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mid-century Home Revivals
- The resurgence of mid-century home styles with modern additions captures the nostalgic essence while incorporating contemporary functionality.
- Integrated Indoor-outdoor Living
- Modern home extensions that blend indoor spaces with revitalized outdoor environments provide a seamless transition and enhance living experiences.
- Flexible Living Spaces
- Open and adaptable home interiors redefine traditional living areas, facilitating multifunctional usage and enhancing social interactions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Design
- Innovative architectural firms are focusing on blending historical design elements with modern features to renew classic home aesthetics.
- Landscape Gardening
- The revival of neglected gardens through strategic design and planting breathes new life into residential properties, boosting environmental and aesthetic value.
- Home Renovation
- The trend of integrating sizable contemporary extensions into existing homes offers homeowners flexible and modern living solutions without needing to relocate.
