A place of worship might seem like a post-modern place to call home, but the Westbourne Grove Church by DOS Architects is a converted cathedral that looks like an uber chic penthouse in a dramatically spacious building. The Westbourne Grove Church by DOS Architects is located in the lovely Notting Hill area of London and originally built in 1853 as a Baptist chapel.
The Westbourne Grove Church by DOS Architects is now a 4,300 square foot residence that has been completely transformed from proper chapel to a chic London flat. An open floor plan and double height ceilings make the Westbourne Grove Church by DOS Architects a posh space for the owners to live without any perceivable space constrictions.
Converted Religious Loft Residences
The Westbourne Grove Church by DOS Architects is Open and Airy
Trend Themes
1. Religious Loft Living - Religious buildings are converted into chic and open living spaces.
2. Open Floor Plans - Designs that emphasize open and airy floor plans are in demand.
3. Historic Building Conversions - There is a trend towards converting historic buildings into modern living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate developers specializing in historic building conversions have an opportunity to meet the demand for unique living spaces.
2. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can capitalize on the demand for open floor plans and unique living spaces.
3. Home Furnishings and Decor - Home decor companies can offer design solutions that fit with the unique aesthetic of converted religious building living spaces.