Extension

Honestly,why can’t we just have this? A glass framed extension?

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Clever use of space, warm colours, the finishes and materials

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Utility room can go where this cloakroom is in our house

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Insightful

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Love that exposed, painted supporting beam. Is this money saving too? Nice to have that extra height.

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Can see how broadening the kitchen and moving living space to back of house could work.

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Pretty close

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The finish. Love the flush doors, mix of wood with painted surface, light solid worktops, no handles...gorgeous.

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The way the space is configured, using the full width of the back of the extension as living space rather than running the kitchen all the way to the back of the space.

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Fab. Love all the practical details

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Some lovely inspirational ideas, esp re layout, materials. Points to remember too.

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Everything

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Informative

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Would love to screen off the current kitchen.

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I want clear zones for the extension. Sliding glass doors look amazing.

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This is very cute. I like the drawer under the washing machine which is probably at a most convenient height. That drawer could be used as a dirty laundry drawer!

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A place for cookbooks too?! Really can’t be doing with tiptoeing to get stuff out of tumble drier though...

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This is basically it; washer and dryer, small sink, small amount of storage, recycling bins, hanging broom, mop, ironing board and even the iron. I did notice the boiler high up in there too, allows for space indoors for my fantasy larder cupboard

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Beautifully done, but how do you get to the plumbing? Machines need to be pull in and out-able

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I LOVED my Sheila Maid! That would so work above a hidden worktop!

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Hidden stuff! Like the sliding bifold doors.

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Keeping all the utility stuff hidden is possible; love the wheel out drying frame!

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