Defying the restrictions of a confined backyard plot, architect Gianni Botsford truly worked magic on a dilapidated 1960s bungalow.
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Monochrome cool on a colourful Notting Hill mews. A two-bedroom home. Four immaculately designed floors to spread out.
The grandeur of Notting Hill’s exclusive architectural pedigree. The design sensibility of a 21st-century home.
The beauty of vertical living in one of London’s most iconic Modernist apartment blocks.
A thoroughly innovative restoration articulated by Studio Spiteri, Holland Park House’s period proportions are invigorated with an eclectic palette of materials.
An eclectic update on a heritage home, this one-bedroom apartment is a serene springboard to and from vibrant west London.
Outside, a Victorian cottage facade. Inside, the home has been reimagined with an invigorating 21st-century sensibility.
Step inside De Rosee Sa’s vision of a three-bedroom apartment that strides into the 21st-century with every floor.
Restrained interiors and a monochrome palette bring industrial elements to the fore in this unique multi-storeyed warehouse conversion.
A towering crimson-brick mansion block that embodies the understated panache of St John’s Wood, this four-bedroom apartment makes the most of its corner position and period footprint.
Situated in the beating heart of Notting Hill, four light-flooded floors of Georgian architecture are elevated for modern family living.
Architecture imagined for interconnected living. The forest-green exterior sets the stage for this innovative two-bedroom mews house, imagined by architecture studio Teatum + Teatum.
Reimagined by Soho House interior designer Mirva Yoshinari, the original building’s blueprint has been embraced and elevated.
