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From typical to transformative, this London mews house is a gallery of good design

Annabelle Cloros

we love THE WHITE-PAINTED BRICK, A FRESH WAY TO PRESERVE ORIGINALITY Mews are known for their stable-like aesthetic, poky interiors and lack of natural light. But beyond the negatives, these iconic structures are pieces of architectural history, offering the perfect bone structure for a modern renovation. For a professional couple living in London, the goal was to bring this relic into the 21st century with the help of founder and director of Play Associates, Rory Macpherson. When gifted with a little slice of history, it’s essential to maintain the unique character of the residence during the redesign. “The challenge was to retain the charm of a traditional three-storey mews house built in 1870 and create something that felt very light, spacious and open,” says Rory. Opening up and adding square…

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Design And Decoration (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2016

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