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internal alterations to form open plan kitchen dining Scottish Borders internal alterations to form open plan living room with restored timber ceiling internal alterations, open plan dining room with breakfast bar and child looking through window aluminium sliding folding doors leading onto raised deck internal alterations, breakfast bar with high stools, timber worktop stepped flower beds leading to raised terrace with folding door access terrace steps and raised flower beds

Internal Alterations

  • Client: Private domestic client
  • Project Size: 150 sqm
  • Location: Peebles, Scottish Borders
  • Status: Completed

Internal alterations to 1970’s detached house and associated landscaping.

This project involved the removal of internal partition walls to form a large open plan kitchen / dining space. A new shower room and utility space was created and the existing toilet was converted to form additional storage space. On the first floor further partitions were removed to form an open plan living space. A new timber deck was constructed to form a direct link between the upper ground floor living space and formerly inaccessible rear garden.

The orientation of the kitchen, sliding-folding window and raised deck were carefully considered to maximise the open views to the stunning backdrop of the local hills. The simple alteration of sill level to the living room window makes a strong connection between this space and large rear garden.

Photography by Angus Bremner

Internal Alterations

  • Client: Private domestic client
  • Project Size: 150 sqm
  • Location: Peebles, Scottish Borders
  • Status: Completed

Internal alterations to 1970’s detached house and associated landscaping.

This project involved the removal of internal partition walls to form a large open plan kitchen / dining space. A new shower room and utility space was created and the existing toilet was converted to form additional storage space. On the first floor further partitions were removed to form an open plan living space. A new timber deck was constructed to form a direct link between the upper ground floor living space and formerly inaccessible rear garden.

The orientation of the kitchen, sliding-folding window and raised deck were carefully considered to maximise the open views to the stunning backdrop of the local hills. The simple alteration of sill level to the living room window makes a strong connection between this space and large rear garden.

Photography by Angus Bremner