Dollis Hill, London NW10
Dollis Hill Edwardian Terrace — “The Berry Project”
A reconfigured ground floor with a new utility, WC and a kitchen moved to the heart of the house.
- Property
- Edwardian terrace
- Household
- A growing family of four
- Size
- 1,520 sq ft · 141.2 m²
- Spaces
- Whole houseKitchensBathroomsExtensions & renovations
- Photography
- Anna Stathaki
The brief
This project reconfigured the entire ground floor and two bathrooms, completely changing how a growing family of four would use the house. Spatial planning was key: we carved out a utility room and a WC, and moved the kitchen to the centre of the downstairs layout for better flow and use of space.
The clients’ taste was colourful and homely — the house became known in our studio as “the Berry Project”. The design brings a modern feel while respecting the Edwardian architecture.
What we did
Ground floor, two bathrooms and the paint schedule for the entire house, led by detailed spatial planning.
“We couldn’t be more happy with the work Lisa and her team have done designing our wonderful new home. We hadn’t used an interior designer before, and weren’t even entirely sure what we wanted in terms of specifics. Lisa navigated us through the whole process so well, translating our fledgling wishes into stylish reality, reconfiguring spaces in ways we couldn’t have imagined. Our house is now not only a joy to look at and be in, but it is wonderful to live in — beautiful, comfortable, and practical.”
Inside the project
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