Sentences with phrase «glass extension»

It provides a functional dining space without distracting from the fixed glass extension beyond.

This dining space is flooded with light, thanks to the contemporary glass extension and all - white scheme.

The 10,000 sq ft of living space also includes a large glass extension and roomy garden.

The biggest selling point of the house, though, was the contemporary kitchen and glass extension leading out on to the garden.

From there, glass doors lead into the kitchen, with its subtle glass extension, which in turn has a new opening through to the garden room.

Inject classic style into a modern glass extension with the use of comforting oak - style flooring and an inviting deep - pile rug.

Founded in 1964 by Larry Aldrich, the museum is housed in an 18th century converted church and general store, and maintains a white, clapboard appearance (along with a modern glass extension).

The top floors feature a stunning two - story glass extension with an observation area for unbelievable vistas of the cityscape.

This element of the installation is an exciting and somewhat subversive reference to the renovation of the space into a gallery, highlighting as it does the hybridisation of styles that the Serpentine Sackler itself displays: the original gunpowder store's red - brick functionality, with its classicised facade, and the organic white plastic and glass extension attached to its left side by Zaha Hadid Architects, 208 years later.

«He was inspired by the size and shape of the unused plot, and his plans involved building an internal courtyard of frameless glass, with a steel and glass extension wrapped round it.»

At the beginning of a project, an experienced designer will visit you to find out just what you want from your new extension, whatever kind of timber glass extension, you have in mind.

The master bedroom, which takes up an entire floor of the tower, opens up to reveal it's own roof terrace, while a huge glass extension, which runs across the top of the ridge offers stunning views of the nine counties it overlooks.

Glass extensions Country homes are getting bigger and more complex with people opting to stay put and extend rather than moving house.

Back upstairs, a glass extension added to the back of the living room is a 21st - century take on the classic conservatory.

When the sliding doors of this glass extension are pulled back, the interior and exterior become one.

This is enclosed in a matt black fiber and glass extension, which is visible from the outside of the house, mirroring the already existing overhanging soffit and eaves» details.

A well - designed glass extension will link with the main building neatly and simply, so that the transition between the two spaces feels natural and comfortable all year round.

If you decide to have a bespoke - designed conservatory or glass extension, you could replicate features from your house — the arched windows, or a gabled roof, for example — to link the two structures.

Done well, a glass extension can improve the flow of the entire ground floor and how the spaces are connected, allowing you to transform your living space with a more open and inviting feel.

If your vision for a light, bright, sun - filled home is falling short, a glass extension could be the answer.

One of the most exciting ways to add precious extra space and to introduce more natural light into our homes is by adding a glass extension.

An orangery - style conservatory or glass extension, where stone or timber walls and corners are mixed with tall windows, a flat roof and a glazed roof lantern, can be a spectacular space.

Unfussy, clean - lined furniture pairs well with the comtemporary architecture of this glass extension.