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Inside, the glazed box forms part of a subtle house-in-house strategy. A finely crafted internal structure sits within the restored stone envelope, creating a layered depth between old and new. The box becomes a transitional space where contemporary detailing meets the rugged historic shell. The glazed box expresses the house-in-house concept, where a precise plywood interior sits independently within the original stone walls. This separation allows the new structure to read as a distinct volume, giving the space clarity, warmth, and a sense of gentle enclosure within the wider room. Within the stone shell, the glazed box articulates a house-in-house moment: a crafted inner volume placed lightly inside the historic fabric. The contrast between the transparent frame and the rugged masonry creates a quiet threshold, a small room within a room, filled with light and views.

The sunroom extension leads from both the kitchen and dining room. It is a bright fun space for the kids to hang out Teal, Mustard and Burgundy were chosen for this warm open plan space.

The sunroom extension leads from both the kitchen and dining room. It is a bright fun space for the kids to hang out Teal, Mustard and Burgundy were chosen for this warm open plan space.