We invite you to explore this amazing professional house renovation in Maidenhead. This renovation project was way more than just refurbishment. We added two-storey extension perfectly mimicking the original architecture and design. Also, we added a porch with custom made windows. Undoubtedly, we achieved the wow effect and the feeling this house always meant to look like that.
Did we manage to preserve the characteristics of the house from the 90s?
We absolutely did! The main goal of this professional house renovation in Maidenhead was to preserve the look of the house. This two- storey extension was far from standard. We needed to follow the design style of a past era. However, thanks to our craftsmanship and skilled team we created seamless transition between the existing property and the extension. Similarly, we added the porch in the front of the house. We paid close attention not only to its construction but also to window glass and framing. We installed new windows in oak frames in the house. Also, we ordered and installed custom-made window frames and glass in the newly built porch.
How about inside? During this professional house renovation in Maidenhead, we were able to keep the period character of the house both inside and outside. Although the house was completely remodelled and reconfigured on the inside, we kept key details. In the freshly added extension, we built a bedroom with vaulted ceiling mimicking the existing ceilings in the house. Also, we used high quality materials like natural stone for bathrooms and flooring imported from Italy. Our carpenters built from scratch all kitchen furniture to match both the taste of our client but also the period. We are always very happy when we can provide a dream kitchen to a family. What is more the extension allowed us to create a dining room with a pantry on the ground floor. Above the dining room we created an extra bedroom and a hallway with bathroom.
What challenges did we face with the 90s house extension?
The challenges that professional house renovation in Maidenhead posed were many. First, it was not a typical project, we needed to base it on trends from three decades ago. Second, we had to focus on architectural details typical for suburban London and work closely with skilled designers. At the same time, we wanted to introduce innovative solutions and make the existing house not only stylish but also modern. Equally challenging was finding construction materials that would match perfectly the exterior and the interior of the house. Majority of the materials or solutions used back then, were no longer available. Thus, we went above and beyond to find currently available products that could mimic the ones originally used. The same extra effort was needed with windows, especially the wooden frames at the porch. As for interior we had to either source the materials locally or import them.
Was the house extension worth the effort and money?
Of course it depends on our aesthetic preferences, but the results speak for themselves. The professional house renovation in Maidenhead showed that where there is a will there is a way. Looking at the house from the outside it is impossible to say that it underwent any extension project. The brick, the stone, the intricate design all are perfectly copied. The result is stunning. Neither our clients nor their neighbours expected such an outcome. The finished building unquestionably adds charm to the area and is one of the most beautiful residencies in the neighbourhood. Not to mention that we gave our clients their dream home. This project shows why you should entrust your future extension to a experienced team such as Rose Line.
Photo documentation of the professional house renovation in Maidenhead:
Information about the professional house renovation in Maidenhead:
- Type of work: Double-Storey Side Extension & Internal Refurbishment;
- Architects: KRB Architecture;
- Services: Construction; Design & Build
- Building supplied by Jewson;
- Sanitaryware by C P Hart;
- Paints by Farrow & Ball;
- Structural Steel by Steelo.
