Architects Groves Natcheva completed a redesign and renovation on the Hampstead Home in London, England.
The classic art deco residence featured a traditional 20th century home design, so the design team decided to keep the original structure and celebrate it instead of replace it. By replacing the roof and adding large, loft-like windows, the exterior of the home blends seamlessly with the contemporary interior. By knocking out multiple walls, the home now has an open-concept design that allows natural light to flood each room. The kitchen now has high-end finishes and a large door that opens to the garden, allowing for indoor/outdoor living.
The end result of the renovation on the Hampstead Home is a space that effortlessly mixes old with new, for a refreshed living space that is full of detail and history.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Art Deco Revival
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate the classic art deco design elements into modern homes and buildings.
- Open-concept Living
- Growing trend of creating larger and more open spaces in homes to promote a more social and connected lifestyle, leading to opportunities for companies in home renovation and design.
- Indoor/outdoor Living
- Increasing demand for homes to feature spaces that allow for a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living, creating opportunities for companies in architecture and landscaping.
Where This Applies
- Home Renovation
- Companies in this space can take advantage of demand for innovative designs that blend classic and modern elements.
- Architecture
- Opportunities for architects to collaborate with interior designers to create designs that are visually stunning and promote a social and connected lifestyle.
- Landscaping
- Growing trend in designing outdoor spaces to create a natural extension of the indoor living space, creating opportunities for companies in landscaping and outdoor furniture.
