1930s End-of-Terrace Renovation, South East London
Bathroom reconfiguration and garage conversion.
Photography by Kasia Fiszer.
Bold shapes and retro detailing enliven a 1930s end-of-terrace.
We were invited to rework this 1930s home, transforming an underused garage into a playful, informal space. Out went an underused garage, creating a playful, informal space combining elements of a gentlemen’s club and an industrial games room. We referenced the previous use of the space by using utilitarian materials, including chipboard to create a ‘lidded’ ceiling, exposed filament light fittings, polished cement flooring and painted breezeblock walls, complemented by a simple bar area made from raw wood shelving. We also reworked the first-floor bathroom, borrowing space from the landing and cloakroom to create a separate shower and bathing area, finished in terrazzo with monochrome fittings for a graphic touch.
“Krys took our ideas, elevated them, and delivered two spaces we absolutely love. She understood our style, pushed us in the best way, and made the whole process exciting. Now we just need another project to work with her again!”
Sarah, HITHER GREEN
“We had a vision but no idea where to start—Krys made it happen. She reimagined our bathroom and transformed our garage into the ultimate games room. The results? Better than we ever imagined.”
Sarah, HITHER GREEN
