Modern kitchen with wood flooring, green cabinets, white countertops, and a central island with two stools. Beige tile backsplash, overhead light fixture, and decorative plants. Shelves with artwork and a lamp.

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A traditional Edwardian semi that has been thoughtfully redesigned as a welcoming, light-filled and functional family home.

Wooden double doors with ribbed glass panels in a kitchen with a countertop and potted plant on a wooden stool.
A pantry with open shelves and wicker baskets containing various kitchen items, including glass jars, a loaf of bread, and bottles. The shelves are painted dark red, and there is a wooden floor.

Making Space

With a separate Utility Room and downstairs W.C. already factored into the layout, the client wanted to create space for a dream Pantry.

A pair of bespoke oak double doors conceal a hideaway for food and over-sized appliances, while the reeded glass adds another layer of texture and interest to the deliberately pared-back kitchen.

Modern kitchen with green cabinets, light wood flooring, and beige tile backsplash. Features include a white countertop, built-in oven, black vase, cutting boards, wooden utensils, and a decorative plant on a shelf.
Kitchen countertop with a fruit pedestal holding assorted fruits in front of beige tiled backsplash.
Bathroom interior with an arched mirror, sconce lights, wooden vanity, and stone countertop with sink.

Trading Places

We worked collaboratively with the client to rethink the spatial planning on the first floor of the property.

It was agreed that moving the bathroom from the back to the front of the house would free-up space for a much-needed third bedroom.

This also gave the client a cocoon-like family bathroom, with ample space for a custom oak and marble vanity and both a bath and separate walk-in shower.

Modern shower stall with brown vertical tiles and brass fixtures under an arched entryway.
Bathroom with a white bathtub surrounded by red-brown tiles, a small wooden stool with a bowl and jar, a window with a light curtain, and a stone-textured floor.
Bathroom with red tiles, brass showerhead, and a beige towel on a white bathtub.
Working with Studio Eight Design was an incredible experience from start to finish. We began with our original designs, but Hannah took them to the next level.

She was able to quickly understand our needs and style, bringing them both to life in ways we never imagined. Her attention to detail is incredible; nothing was overlooked, and every choice felt thoughtful and intentional.

We genuinely couldn’t have done it without her.
— R & R