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A collaboration with Gumuchdjian Architects. Most of the interior of this modernist 1950s house has direct views over the new garden. The back garden is laid out on a slope, which rises as it retreats from the house, and opens at its lowest end into the kitchen – a large glazed space which Gumuchdjian describes as a ‘theatre for entertaining’. The planting palette reflects the French origins of the clients. The house and garden won an RIBA London award (2010) and the Stephen Lawrence Prize (2010).
A small garden for an artist’s house in Kensington
London
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A small garden for an artist’s house in Kensington
London
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A small garden for an artist’s house in Kensington
London
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A small garden for an artist’s house in Kensington
London
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Photo by Alistair Nicholls
A small garden for an artist's house in Kensington
London
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Photos by Alistair Nicholls (left) and Rachael A. Smith (right)
A small garden for an artist's house in Kensington
London
