12. Knit The Two Interiors Together
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12. Knit The Two Interiors Together (Image 12 of 13)
Ideally, a new extension, particularly on an old, period property, should blend seamlessly with the existing property. This means planning the new layout meticulously, especially if you're combining the new room with an old one. The biggest mistake is to create a new room with an awkward layout. Here, part of the old building's exterior wall has been removed to create a passageway between the old and the new.
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