A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Living room - small contemporary concrete floor living room idea in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Example of a small trendy concrete floor living room design in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Example of a small trendy concrete floor living room design in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Example of a small trendy concrete floor living room design in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Living room - small contemporary concrete floor living room idea in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Example of a small trendy concrete floor living room design in London

A minimalist living room with frameless high level windows and slim sliding doors to a rear courtyard.
Inspiration for a small contemporary concrete floor living room remodel in London

Photo Credit: Andy Beasley Pavilion Grey Kitchen cabinets teamed with a white quartz stone countertop makes for an ultra sleek and contemporary kitchen with a very subtle injection of colour. A contrasting bespoke dark grey dresser with glass doors is great for storing glasses or in this case, tucking away a television. The industrial feel of this property is continued throughout the house with accessories and little features. The pendant lights here match the light tone of the kitchen whilst the chrome and metal shade tie in the steel appliances with the industrial accents. Bar Stools - Eve wooden bar stools from Atlanticshopping.co.uk £69.50 each

minimal windows sliding doors were used on all 3 sides of this inner courtyard. It provided an external space for the lower ground floor living areas and brought light into rooms without any externally facing windows. The minimal windows sliding doors have a sightline of only 21mm.

A frameless glass balustrade to a modern staircase.
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An external view of the rear glass extension. The extension adds space and light to the new kitchen and dining extension. The glass box includes a rear elevation of slim sliding doors with a structural glass roof above.

Home design - contemporary home design idea in Kent

Home design - contemporary home design idea in Kent

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An external view of the rear glass extension. The extension adds space and light to the new kitchen and dining extension. The glass box includes a rear elevation of slim sliding doors with a structural glass roof above.

The EXTERIOR of the house begins the Grey theme. It is accented with a strong white contrast as well as strokes of black that enhance like touches of “mascara” to the house. The Verandah wraps completely around the front and the right side of the house with French doors off the Study and Dining Room and then ending at the backyard and Pool and Patio for a house that lives Indoor and Out.

Photography by Tara L. Callow
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Frameless glass balustrades were installed throughout the internal spaces, such as along the stairwells, to continue the flow of daylight. These frameless glass balustrades are also the perfect addition to the interior design as they do not take anything away from the heritage features of the architecture. Although these glass balustrades are highly modern, they are elegant glazing products that maintain the existing architectural aesthetic.