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In the Kensington Conservation Area, what was once a damp and dark property has been transformed into a unique and vibrant home. Our back-to-brick renovation involved significant structural works to replace the roof, increase the thermal and acoustic insulation, and to draw in natural light through additional glazing – including a bespoke motorised rooflight.
This leads to a stunning roof terrace which is accessed by a perforated steel spiral staircase – made-to-measure to meet regulations – and reflecting the botanical influences of our interior design scheme.
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