In conversation on the kbbreview Kitchen & Bathroom Design Podcast

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kbbreview invited me to their Kitchen & Bathroom Design Podcast last week to talk about the concept of ‘broken plan’ in interior design.

Is it the latest trend in interior design, and is it here to stay?

In conversation with Dan Stronge of Jones Britain Kitchens and Managing Editor Andrew Davies we consider what people want from their spaces, what they need, and how best to achieve it.

Here’s a teaser clip from the podcast… the full episode is on the kbbreview podcast channel here: KBB Podcast Episode 8 – Broken Home

 

Have a look at 'broken plan' design ideas in these projects

Barbican Estate, City of London

Barbican Estate, City of London

A modern interior redesign of this Shakespeare Tower flat on the Barbican Estate in the City of London.
Waterfront Home, Hamble, Hampshire

Waterfront Home, Hamble, Hampshire

A remodelling of two adjacent townhouses in Hampshire to provide a stunning open-plan living space.
Parliament View, Lambeth Bridge, London

Parliament View, Lambeth Bridge, London

Extensive remodelling and full refurbishment of this riverside apartment with views over the Houses of Parliament in London.

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