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Narrow Victorian terraced living room opened up with double doors to the hallway and garden, maximising light and space.

Lightened Up

Victorian Terrace

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Living room in a narrow Victorian terrace, with a tonal yellow colour-wash palette to create a soft and calming space.
Living room in a narrow Victorian terrace, with a tonal yellow colour-wash palette to create a soft and calming space.
Living room in a narrow Victorian terrace, opened up with double doors to the hallway and garden to bring in more light and create a greater sense of space.
Living room in a narrow Victorian terrace, opened up with double doors to the hallway and garden to bring in more light and create a greater sense of space.
Hallway with a soft, warm colour palette and recessed lighting.
Hallway with doors re-hung to maximise bedroom layouts
Hallway with a soft, warm colour palette and recessed lighting.
Refurbished master bedroom with added panelling and a soft blue palette.
Refurbished master bedroom with original built-in wardrobes, redesigned with painted panelling to create a calm, cohesive interior.
Compact home office in a renovated London terrace, overlooking Canary Wharf.
Thoughtfully designed loft conversion bedroom, with an optimised layout making the most of the narrow proportions.
Bespoke dressing room in a narrow loft conversion, made with customised IKEA furniture to optimise space and storage.

Victorian Terrace Renovation in the Royal Borough of Greenwich

  • Set within a tall, narrow Victorian terrace in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Lightened Up rethinks the home’s layout to make every space work harder. The project focused on redistributing service functions - laundry, dressing and storage - to the upper floors, freeing up valuable space at ground level for family living. A calm, muted palette was chosen to bridge contrasting tastes and act as a backdrop to the clients’ vibrant artwork. Custom joinery and inventive IKEA adaptations made use of every awkward corner, from under-eaves wardrobes to built-in hallway storage. Subtle structural adjustments, like large pocket doors and reconfigured openings, improved flow and daylight throughout. The result is a home that feels brighter, more balanced and perfectly tailored to its family.

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