Blending old and new, this single-storey extension was crafted using a steel frame and reclaimed bricks to stay true to the home’s original character. Inside, handmade brick tiles flow effortlessly out to the patio, echoing the extension’s angular lines and creating a seamless connection between indoors and out, perfect for summer living. Large triple-track doors glide open with ease, inviting light and garden views into the heart of the home. In the kitchen, bespoke joinery keeps appliances tucked away and storage beautifully organised, allowing the space to feel calm and considered. A striking kitchen island anchors the room, finished with a waterfall-edge worktop, blackened steel panelling, and a discreet downdraft hob for fuss-free cooking. Slatted oak panels conceal a stylish downstairs bathroom and extra storage, keeping the aesthetic clean and cohesive. Pocket doors open onto the living room, where original timber floors have been lovingly restored, flowing from one space to the next and tying the whole home together with a sense of quiet continuity.