Battersea Girls School House

13 / Residential · London, England
Overview

Minimalist lighting, artistic design, bespoke furniture, and prioritised space in Battersea's converted Victorian school.

A refurbishment of a former Victorian terraced school building in Battersea, converted into a home organised around minimalist aesthetics and bespoke joinery.

The design uses strategic lighting and carefully placed furniture to make spatial organisation the defining quality of each room, balancing the building's historic character with a contemporary interior language.

Open-plan living and kitchen space with feature stairGalley kitchen with orange joinery and exposed brick stair coreEntrance hall with faceted wall panelling and glass stairUpper hallway with study desk, artwork and glass stair balustradeLoft bedroom with exposed timber trusses and fitted joineryBathroom with twin basins, walk-in shower and stone-effect tilingDouble-height living and dining space with red modular sofa
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Client
Private
Status
Completed, 2006
Project Type
Refurbishment, Interior Design
Role
Architecture & Interiors
Disciplines
Architecture, Interior Design, Refurbishment
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