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projects
Tête-à-tête
We proudly present ‘Tête-à-tête’, a refurbishment and two-storey extension project in a strict conservation area in South Kensington, Chelsea, West London. The existing building has undergone profound layout changes to make best use of the space and its small garden. It elegantly merges the historic with the contemporary and provides a neutral substrate for an eclectic mix of our client’s furniture and art.
A notable feature of this project is the use of glass corners at ground floor and lower ground floor level. These elements bring in natural light and create a smooth transition between the indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing the sense of openness within the home and bringing light deep into the living spaces.
In the garden, a new layout has been implemented to align with the architectural changes. This redesigned space includes carefully arranged plantings and seating areas, creating a pleasant area for relaxation and entertainment. The addition of a mild steel staircase from the garden to the house offers modern access and contributes to the overall connection between the interior and exterior spaces. The perforated steel steps help to create stunning shadows.
‘Tête-à-tête’ demonstrates our commitment to preserving the historic character of the conservation area while integrating modern features that improve both functionality and aesthetics. This project illustrates how thoughtful design and planning can create a living space that is both timeless and contemporary.







