The clients had recently purchased the property which was in need of extensive renovation work and made the decision to add an extension to get the house right from the outset!
The clients had recently purchased the property which was in need of extensive renovation work and made the decision to add an extension to get the house right from the outset!
The way the house was laid out would not work for them as a family and how they spend time together. After discussions they decided that a wrap around extension would be the ideal choice to create an open plan kitchen/dining lounge overlooking the garden. This would give them plenty of space that was flexible and meant that the family could spend more quality time together.
It was clear the project would be costly and there was a lot for the client to budget for but we worked with them to create a design that provided the space they needed while looking for ways to keep the costs under control.
The clients were delighted with the outcome which delivered a light and airy space that the whole family could enjoy.
Whatever size of project you have planned, Future 3 can help. We can discuss the feasibility of your plans and we can also help with suggestions of the most effective way to maximise your space AND your budget. Get in touch today for a friendly, no-obligation chat, we'd love to hear from you!
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