Dulwich Curves
A light-filled boot room with a Fluid Steel Door and frameless Fluid Glass Roof, creating a calm transition between a Victorian home and its new extension. Practical yet quietly beautiful, this space proves even everyday moments can be elevated by thoughtful design.
– Fluid Steel Door
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– Fluid Sky/Roof/Ridge Lights
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At Dulwich Curves, a thoughtfully designed glazed boot room does far more than simply link the old and the new. Positioned between a striking rear extension and the original Victorian house, this delicate intervention creates a graceful transition from the outdoors into the vibrant heart of the home.
Flooded with natural light from above, the boot room leads directly to the utility space — making everyday tasks like cleaning muddy boots or washing outdoor gear feel almost effortless. Yet this isn’t just a purely functional zone. Framed views from the kitchen, hallway and sitting room offer soft glimpses of the space throughout the ground floor, turning what could have been a hidden corner into a serene feature of the home.
The slim sightlines of the Fluid Steel Door and the virtually invisible detailing of the Fluid Glass Roof bring a clean, contemporary language that balances the rich character of the original architecture. The result is a space that feels calm, airy, and perfectly connected to its surroundings.
At Dulwich Curves, even the most practical spaces have been transformed into places of calm and quiet delight. This project is a testament to how considered glazing — combined with skilled architecture and a clear vision — can elevate daily life, creating seamless moments of beauty throughout the home.
