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Which single storey rear extension do you prefer?

Inside out - your space
8 years ago

Our clients asked us for a modern 'Zen' www.lewisvisuals.co.ukrear single storey extension in the middle of Farnham, Surrey. These are our initial concept designs. Let us know what you think.

Option 1
Option 2
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  • Anna
    8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I love the look option 1. The main room in the middle with the complimentary rooms either side. Creates a triangular like frame which I find very pleasing to the eye!

    Comments (12)

    • Bebe Price
      8 years ago

      I agree with Anna, the first option is my favourite - very sleek and creates a lot of interest!

      Inside out - your space thanked Bebe Price
    • Kiera Fitzmaurice
      8 years ago

      Look's like it's going to be a huge transformation! I would go for option one, because having the large glass room in the centre of the build makes it more aesthetically pleasing.

      Inside out - your space thanked Kiera Fitzmaurice
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      User
      8 years ago

      Option 1 looks great, i agree with Kiera - its going to be a massive transformation.

      Inside out - your space thanked User
    • Tolly Coburn
      8 years ago

      I like option 2! I like how it's two different spaces and I think it looks really pleasing. Doesn't have to be symmetrical!

      Inside out - your space thanked Tolly Coburn
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      N7 Design Studio Ltd.
      8 years ago

      In my opinion, I think there's little coherence in either option. Option 1 looks like three separate extensions and Option 2 looks like two separate extensions. All a bit 'bitty' for me. Neither option looks as though it offers vast spaces, which is great if that is what the client is looking for.

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      Northlight Architecture Ltd
      7 years ago

      Prefer the contrast of the new against old

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      Alessandro Caruso Architecture & Interiors Ltd
      7 years ago

      I like the understated approach of option 2. It feels like a progression from the original house.

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      GPSarchitecture
      7 years ago

      I prefer the first one.

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      DontMoveExtend.com
      7 years ago

      Option 1 is a more interesting design.

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      JB Architectural Design Services
      7 years ago

      Option 1 is the most interesting

    • PRO
      David Bonnick General Building Services
      7 years ago

      Option 1 - love the design

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