Daytrip Studio l 倫敦一棟維多利亞式聯排屋改造-設計風向

Powerscroft Road是位於倫敦東北部Clapton的一棟經過翻修的維多利亞式聯排屋，設計精致，充分體現了設計師的天賦以及對材料和顏色的掌控。在過去與現代之間，室內充滿了精致和平靜的感覺，它成功地將工藝的舒緩優雅與現代主義的簡潔打磨相結合。

London-based interior design practice Daytrip Studio has a way of creating immaculately stylish interiors that nevertheless looks effortless and informal. “Powerscroft Road”, a renovated Victorian terraced house of subtle sophistication in Clapton in northeast London, exemplifies this talent as well as a mastery of materials and tonality. Tiptoeing between the past and modernity, the interiors are imbued with a refined and calm sensibility that manages to combine the soothing gracefulness of craftsmanship and the clean cut polish of modernism.

Daytrip Studio的翻新工程尊重原始房屋的維多利亞時代魅力，謹慎而簡約地對待原始建築麵料。裝飾簷口和現有的地板都經過精心修複，房間之間的開口被拓寬，並配備了簡約的鐵門Crittal，同時新的采光井盡可能地增加自然光的穿透。

Daytrip Studio’s renovation respects the house’s Victorian charm, treating the original building fabric with discretion and simplicity. The decorative cornicing and existing floor boards have been meticulously restored, openings between rooms have been widened and fitted with minimalist steel doors by Crittal, while new light-wells increase natural light penetration wherever possible.

裝修最徹底的部分是地下室的開挖，該地下室開了一個寬敞明亮的低矮廚房，客廳通過落地玻璃和連續拋光的水泥地板與花園無縫連接。Tyler Goldfinch的Lauren Finch在園景花園的設計中體現了該空間色調的微妙和簡約的輕鬆感。

The most radical part of the renovation proved to be the excavation of the basement which has created a spacious, light-filled lower grown kitchen and living room seamlessly connected to the garden by floor-to-ceiling glazing and a continuous polished concrete floor. Featuring a beautifully crafted bespoke kitchen in Douglas fir and honed Evora marble, the space’s tonal subtlety and minimalist ease is reflected in the design of the landscaped garden by Lauren Finch of Tyler Goldfinch.

柔和的顏色和舒緩的紋理，如灰白色的牆壁、灰白色粉末塗層的金屬製品、拋光的混凝土地板和天然木材飾麵，以崇高的優雅包裹著室內的新舊部分，還有經典的Calacatta大理石和深藍裂紋玻璃洗手盆，分別裝飾在主浴室和家庭浴室裏。由Beton Brut的Sophie Pearce挑選的古董、中世紀和當代家具，以及由Modern art Hire的Laura Fulmine提供的精心策劃的藝術收藏品，它們都具觸覺之美和極簡主義的優雅。

A palette of subdued colours and soothing textures such as pale, lime-washed walls, off-white powder coated metalwork, polished concrete floors and natural wood finishes swathes both the old and new parts of the interiors in sublime elegance, as do the classic Calacatta marble and deep blue crackle glazed Lavastone respectively adorning the master and family bathrooms. An eclectic selection of antique, mid-century and contemporary furniture pieces selected by Sophie Pearce of Beton Brut and a carefully curated art collection of tactile beauty and minimalist grace, courtesy of Laura Fulmine from Modern Art Hire, further enhance the sense of craftsmanship and finesse.