Trove 住宅丨英国伦敦丨NIKJOO,Flawk

在东伦敦的Whitechapel，一座战后的排屋由Flawk和NIKJOO重新设计。创意开发商Flawk委托建筑事务所NIKJOO合作进行翻新和改造，其中，Flawk负责室内设计，其中包括当地和新兴设计师的折衷作品。结果体现了战后住房如何转变为当代住宅，具有令人惊讶的，快乐的和负担得起的触感。

A post-war terraced house in Whitechapel, East London, has been reimagined by Flawk with NIKJOO.  Creative developer Flawk commissioned architecture practice NIKJOO to collaborate on the renovation and retrofit, with Flawk leading on the interior design, which features a curation of eclectic pieces by local and emerging designers.  The result exemplifies how post-war housing can be transformed into a contemporary home, with surprising, joyful and affordable touches.

Flawk的创始人兼董事Ashley Law最初于2022年11月购买了这座房子，作为她的永久住所。随着个人项目的发展，Law致力于支持新兴设计师，并与NIKJOO合作，促成了Flawk的形成，这是一个创造性的发展实践，为被忽视的、不受欢迎的网站注入了新的生命。

Ashley Law, founder and director of Flawk, originally purchased the house as her permanent home in November 2022.  As the personal project evolved, Law’s dedication to supporting emerging designers and experience collaborating with NIKJOO catalysed the formation of Flawk, a creative development practice breathing new life into overlooked, unloved sites.

设计的目的是最大化空间和光线，创造一个平静、宁静的环境，形成一个有趣的设计干预的背景。通过年轻的独立设计师的作品放置，弗莱克开始通过门把手、灯和厕纸座等经常被忽视的元素来创造阴谋和乐趣。

The brief was to maximise space and light to create a calm, serene environment that would form a backdrop to playful design interventions.  Through the placement of pieces by young, independent designers, Flawk set out to create intrigue and delight through often overlooked elements such as door handles, lights and loo roll holders.

在内部，Trove由一系列开放的、充满光线的空间定义，这些空间以混凝土、木材、铝和拉丝不锈钢的触感调色板为特色。位于起居空间和楼梯间上方的扫光屋顶灯吸引了优质的自然光。通过创造连续性和视觉对话感，Flawk和NIKJOO用意想不到的饰面和形式表达了材料，以鼓励在家中移动时的情感反应和互动。内墙和天花板的角落也是弯曲的，软化了住宅战后结构的粗糙几何形状。

Internally, Trove is defined by a series of open, light-filled spaces which feature a tactile palette of concrete, timber, aluminium and brushed stainless steel. Sweeping roof lights positioned above the living space and stairwell draw in an excellent quality of natural light.  Creating a sense of continuity and visual dialogue throughout, Flawk and NIKJOO have expressed the materials in unexpected finishes and forms to encourage emotional responses and interactions when moving through the home.  Corners of the internal walls and ceilings are also curved, softening the harsher geometries of the home’s post-war structure.

Architect:NIKJOO

Interiors:Flawk

Photos:LorenzoZandriJasperFry