Take a tour around a laid-back home in south London

Recessed overhead storage keeps surfaces clear in this open-plan home office.

Desk
Graham & Green
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The ground-floor walls were removed to create a large space with distinct zones in this extension. The folding glass doors can be pushed back and you can move through three or four different atmospheres in the same place.

Pendants
Tom Dixon

The units in this kitchen are customised using reclaimed oak and weathered handles, invoking a hint of untamed outback. The carcasses were chosen for their fantastic mechanisms.

Units
Ikea

Bespoke bar stools in a zingy lime shade give the kitchen a retro look. The island, like the worktops, is in Brazilian slate – it is an incredibly practical surface with a warm texture.

Slate worktop
Mandarin Stone
Oak flooring
Castle Wood Floors
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The owners have made the most of unusable space by building storage in the eaves. Strong lines in monochrome and wood give this loft space a masculine edge.

Bed
Lombok

Exposed brick and whitewashed cladding create an easy, informal feel in this loft space. This cladding, called shiplap, is inexpensive and consists of overlapping horizontal panels fixed to a framework of battens.

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A vintage light has impact over the bath, while angled spotlights are more attuned to night-time reading.

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Victoria Plumb
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