Chelsea Town House is a grade 2 listed house conversion in Chelsea, London, England, completed by Moxon Architects.
The home features a beautiful brick façade and a bright interior design. There have been made certain modifications in order to make the house look like the owners wanted, meaning that the space has been radically reconfigured throughout in order to provide a fewer number of larger and better rooms, and to increase its volume by over a quarter by adding extra spaces to the top and the bottom of the home.
The original structure is preserved internally due to the use of differential materials and finishes that follow the extents of the former structure across the walls, floors and ceilings of the current space.

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