“An enormous open-plan living room, kitchen and dining area spans some 50 ft”
Set within approximately six acres of private land in rural Kent, this spectacular house, formerly a 1930s water reservoir, was transformed from its industrial past by international designers, Brinkworth. It was designed for the artist Dinos Chapman and knitwear designer Tiphaine de Lussy and exemplifies brutalist principles throughout its massive, concrete-columned framework. Expansive internal spaces, harmonious material marriages and panoramic views towards the North Downs are just some of the sublime interventions that testify to the home's brilliance.
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