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New SpacesThe simple vision to open up this old home in Weston to add an extra bedroom, ensuite, and garage, has resulted in a superb extension, and entire house renovation.
The home was extended out to the side, to include two new bedrooms, an ensuite and walk-in robe, built over a new double garage, whilst the internal remodeling saw the complete opening up of the kitchen, dining and living areas. The living area flows onto a new deck and pergola that overlooks stuning gardens, including a fire-pit and semi-round, stone clad seating area.
Designed and built with the clients love of entertaining in mind, the house also features a custom built wine cellar with bold, double glazed, black doors off the dining area, as well as a built-in gas fireplace, and a beautiful, open kitchen, with a large, uninterrupted island bench.
The build was structurally complex, with the added challenge of unseasonal rain adding to the already large amount of excavation required to achieve the lower-level garage. Throughout the build, New Spaces worked closely with architect Zok Designs and engineers to maximise the structural integrity of the extension and the existing home, and provide the owners with additional garage storage.
New Spaces worked closely with the owners throughout the build to accomodate a large number of design and finish changes, as well as scope changes, to ensure that we delivered a polished, turn-key house that our clients are now so proud to call their home.
Eileen Gordon DesignThis simultaneously elegant and relaxed Tuscan style home on a secluded redwood-filled property is designed for the easiest of transitions between inside and out. Terraces extend out from the house to the lawn, and gravel walkways meander through the gardens. A light filled entry hall divides the home into public and private areas.
Abbott-Wade StaircasesLocation:
Bury St Edmunds, Norfolk
Designer:
Colin Campbell
Overview:
This stylish staircase renovation showcases the perfect blend of brushed stainless steel, clear glass, and the warm tones of natural oak—bringing a modern yet inviting character to this Norfolk home.
Category:
A beautifully executed staircase refurbishment by Abbott-Wade, this project transforms an existing structure using expert cladding techniques. Key components, including newel posts and balustrades, have been replaced to create the impression of a brand-new staircase—without the need for full structural replacement.
Style:
Contemporary in design, the staircase enhances the sense of space and light throughout the hallway and stairs. The sleek materials were carefully selected to align with the home’s overall aesthetic, ensuring both cohesion and visual impact.
Timber Choice:
Pre-finished Natural Oak brings warmth and elegance to this staircase. All timber parts are expertly finished in-house by Abbott-Wade’s skilled spray team to achieve a flawless, furniture-quality appearance. This attention to detail is vital for a staircase that sits at the heart of the home.
Newel Posts & Caps:
Engineered oak square newel bases are paired with cylindrical stainless steel baluster posts, combining natural and industrial elements for a sophisticated look.
Handrail Style:
A round-profile brushed stainless steel handrail offers both safety and style, completing the clean and contemporary feel.
Balustrade:
Toughened 10mm clear glass panels are securely fixed using stainless steel clamps, allowing natural light to flow freely while adding a touch of modern refinement. The combination of materials ensures harmony with other interior fixtures.
Treads:
The original treads and risers have been updated with a soft, warm carpet for a comfortable, underfoot feel—balancing the modern elements with everyday practicality.
In Summary:
This Bury St Edmunds staircase renovation achieves a stunning union of stainless steel, glass, and oak—delivering a sleek, modern upgrade that enhances light, space, and style throughout the home.
Dream Coast BuildersTucked behind richly grained wooden doors lies a masterfully designed wine collector’s haven, where craftsmanship meets timeless luxury. Each wall is enveloped in hand-built, precision-cut wooden racks, elegantly cradling bottles at a slight tilt for label-forward presentation and preservation. At the heart of the space, a mirrored niche framed by arched cabinetry showcases premium spirits, while flanking shelves hold stemware and decanters like curated artifacts. Diamond cubbies below add rhythm and function, supporting both casual favorites and vintage treasures. The cork flooring complements the deep amber hues of the shelving, offering warmth and acoustic softness underfoot. Above, custom ceiling panels subtly echo the room’s purpose with branded wooden case tops. Finished with an ornate runner, this wine room evokes old-world charm tailored for modern collectors seeking beauty, order, and an immersive bar room experience.
Legacy Cellars, Inc.Under staircase wine cellar with dual base wine refrigerators, diamond bins and display rows
Inspiration for a traditional wine cellar in Los Angeles.
Inspiration for a traditional wine cellar in Los Angeles.
Andrea Schumacher InteriorsThis gorgeous space was left raw to honor two of the homeowner's favorite things - poker and adult libations.
Photo of a transitional wine cellar in Denver.
Photo of a transitional wine cellar in Denver.
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