North London Home with Double Volume Space by LLI Design
Nov 25, 2013 19:52
This private residence is located in Crouch End, North London. It boasts a magnificent ground floor double volume space. Completed by LLI Design, the mission was to bring warmth to this house and to make it as welcoming as possible. “With such an airy environment it was important to maintain the drama of the space whilst bringing a human dimension by adding comfort and well scaled furniture so that the space did not feel or appear too overwhelming.”
The ground floor holds the kitchen, living and dining area, while a glass balustraded feature staircase connects the floors to allow vertical circulation throughout the house.
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