26,143 Victorian Home Design Photos

Throughout the ground floor, herringbone flooring creates a natural thread between spaces, while calm neutrals in the circulation areas are lifted by stronger, characterful tones in the main rooms.

Bespoke wave bench seating.

What was once a dark and disused space at the back of the house, has now been transformed into the hub of the family home; housing a generous and sociable kitchen space that can be enjoyed by all. The incorporation of an extension, has not only provided more space in the room, but allowed considerable amounts of natural light to flow through the space. The kitchen design was inspired by the Victorian architecture of the property, including the beaded Shaker doors and cornices around the kitchen units, but with a contemporary tone that reflects current trends. With the non-negotiable width of the room, we had to ensure we were providing enough storage for our clients. To do this, we focused on raising some kitchen units to the ceiling, which not only provided a cohesive design but also allowed for ample storage options.

A clever way to make use of a small landing. We fitted one of our elegant steel screens/doors to create a beautiful little self contained home office

David Butler

Victorian print blue tile with a fabric-like texture were fitted inside the niche.

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