The Hide House, West Norwood, London

The owners of this large semi-detached late Victorian house, were looking refurbish the existing living, kitchen and dining spaces creating a stronger relationship with the garden. An infill extension and ground floor re-configuration look to enhance the existing building fabric whilst providing a reading space looking out directly over the garden.

The raised hide space with porthole window provides an elevated space to enjoy the internal and external views. Colour, texture and pattern are particularly important to the Client - the spaces in turn becoming an opportunity to reflect their travels around the globe.

View of raised snug area
External window and seat detail
Porthole view over the garden
Look back towards the garden
The Hide House
Categories: Residential
Design & Build: Fraher & Findlay
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