British design studio Will Gamble Architects extended and renovated a Victorian home located in South London. The refurbishments included new curved structures and a palette that highlights natural materials with the goal of creating a calm ambiance. This is home to a married couple who were looking to form a home to build their lives. Architecture firm Protoc & Shaw helped develop the planned drawings as well.
Gamble approached the design process with the concept of what he described as 'soft minimalism' in the interiors. Explaining what this means, the architect notes, "Soft minimalism is defined by curved lines, gentle tonal hues, natural materials and carefully curated spaces. This aesthetic allowed us to deliver a highly bespoke project tailored to our clients' needs."
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Soft-minimalism Aesthetics
- The trend emphasizes gentle tonal hues and natural materials to create calming and curated living spaces.
- Curved Architectural Structures
- There is a growing appreciation for curved designs in renovations that challenge traditional straight-line architecture.
- Modernized Victorian Design
- The juxtaposition of contemporary elements with classic Victorian architecture satisfies the demand for both historical charm and modern comfort.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Tailoring soft-minimalism aesthetics to clients' needs offers new avenues for bespoke interior renovation projects.
- Architecture
- The integration of curved structures in traditional homes presents unique opportunities for architectural innovation.
- Home Renovation
- Modernized Victorian homes are gaining traction, blending historical details with contemporary upgrades for discerning homeowners.
