Change of Flow: Redone Gallery Blends Work and Home in the Heart of London

Source: Change of Flow: Redone Gallery Blends Work and Home in the Heart of London
That Flow gallery house in notting hill is no stranger to those who love art and are frequent visitors exploring the heart of London. But his transformed new avatar is definitely one that will surprise everyone with an interior that combines the gallery founded by Yvonna Demczynska in 1999 with a newly created home. The idea was to merge work and private life while drawing a clear boundary between the two. The living/working area designed by John Pardey Architects makes life easier for Yvonna Demczynska, even if the outer street facade remains untouched due to its historical value.
The new interior was created by excavating beneath the existing gallery and creating a new level slightly underground. This also gave the architects the opportunity to design a functional and spacious mezzanine above, containing the bedrooms and private areas. Much of the former gallery entrance remains unchanged and its white walls and beautiful exhibition can be viewed by invited guests. It is the new basement, which houses the living room, kitchen and dining room and follows the color theme of the gallery.
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There are no dull corners here, as white and a flood of natural light ensure the home feels as cheerful, relaxing, and modern as can be. A perfect synergy between work and leisure! [Photography: James Morris]
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