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Architect, kitchen designer and homeowners collaborate to create a light and spaciou

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Grand Designs Magazine

When the owners of a 1930s detached house needed more light and space, the solution was an extension with a perpendicular placement

Swathes of glazing connect this welcoming kitchen and living space to the garden – and wooden cabinetry continues the nature theme

This beautifully considered kitchen/dining space is on the site of a former MOT garage

Once a cold and compact room with barely space to cook and eat in, this kitchen is now a spacious and welcoming family hub

When Liney and Jonathan Cumberlege embarked on their new kitchen renovation, things fell perfectly into place for them

Lucy Clarke-Bishop added a lower-ground extension to her 1960s home, connecting the calm, colourful interiors to the large woodland garden

When the owners of a 1930s detached house needed more light and space, the solution was an extension with a perpendicular placement

Swathes of glazing connect this welcoming kitchen and living space to the garden – and wooden cabinetry continues the nature theme

This beautifully considered kitchen/dining space is on the site of a former MOT garage

Once a cold and compact room with barely space to cook and eat in, this kitchen is now a spacious and welcoming family hub

When Liney and Jonathan Cumberlege embarked on their new kitchen renovation, things fell perfectly into place for them

Lucy Clarke-Bishop added a lower-ground extension to her 1960s home, connecting the calm, colourful interiors to the large woodland garden