Raw materials are celebrated to become the feature of the flat.

  • Our client approached us having bought a flat in a 1970s block. They wanted to modernise it to create an exciting entertaining space that celebrated some of the original materials. The flat had previously had a long term owner who had undertaken little to no maintenance.

    The existing brick fabric of the building was exposed to create tactile feature walls to display the client’s artwork. Raw materials were celebrated and plywood joinery helped to compliment the brick.

Name
Limehouse Apartment

Client
Private Residential

Project Type
Interior Refurbishment

Scope of Service
Full Service

Living room shot featuring exposed brick wall, sofa and wall-mounted art
Book shelves and large metal clock mounted on brick wall above fireplace
length of living room showing brick feature walls on either side
wooden chest of drawers with shelves mounted on brick wall above next to bedside table

“Their talent for blending creativity with functionality was evident in the final design, surpassing both our aesthetic preferences and practical needs. 

Communication with Crafted was consistently clear, fostering a sense of partnership. They promptly addressed any concerns and kept us informed, assuring our project was in capable hands. Choosing Crafted Architecture and Planning resulted in a stunning final product. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone seeking a professional, timely, and budget-conscious architect. We are delighted with the outcome!

- D. Fell

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