This Home Extension in a Cheshire Family Home is Rule-Breaking

'Industrial' style extension and kitchen, proves that all things don't have to be rectangular!, John Gauld Photography John Gauld Photography Nhà gia đình
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We can already hear you whispering or thinking to yourself: “What rules were broken here”? Relax, it’s nothing illegal like violating building codes or anything like that, but rather a design that decided to be bold and go against the norm.

So, come with us now to Chesire where we are checking out an industrial-style extension and kitchen that proves that not everything has to be rectangular. That’s right: this extension stylishly echoes the angled shape of the rear garden and moves firmly away from a 90° guideline. 

Julie Otulakowski of Arthouse Creative Interiors designed the kitchen island to reflect the unusual overall shape of the extension, which narrows significantly.  The result is a striking 'industrial' style interior with a modern kitchen as the focus in a family room with exposed steelwork.

Chesire-based expert John Gauld Photography takes the credit for these stunning images.

The non-rectangular extension

How creative is it to add an extension that mirrors the shape of the adjoining garden? But of course it’s not only the shape of this structure that we’re admiring, but also its visual style – rendered finishes in grey and grey aluminium windows add an imposing, modern touch to this detached house.

An angled design

See how much narrower the extension is from this point of view? Perfectly designed to follow the line of the rear boundary of the property – really inspires one to try out different shapes, angles and layouts when it comes to architecture and design, doesn’t it?

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An unconventional kitchen island

And speaking of quirky shapes, let’s float through those glass doors into the extension, where an open-plan kitchen, dining room and lounge area await us. Notice how stylishly that island mimics the angled design of the extension, becoming narrower towards the end closest to us.

Now that’s how you make a breakfast bar steal all the attention!

The entire space

Stepping back, further into the extension, we can take in not only the entire layout of all three spaces seeping into one another, not only the structural steelwork adding so much character to the interiors, but also the beautiful view of that fresh garden outside. 

Let’s stay a bit longer and revel in some more photos, shall we?

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