Defying the restrictions of a confined backyard plot, architect Gianni Botsford truly worked magic on a dilapidated 1960s bungalow.
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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.
An unexpected find in Kensal Green, there’s plenty of room for families to spread out in this five-bedroom warehouse conversion.
Defying the restrictions of a confined backyard plot, architect Gianni Botsford truly worked magic on a dilapidated 1960s bungalow.
Saskia Blyth and Paola Masiano have joined forces to transform this remarkable terraced home in the heart of Notting Hill.
Fran Hickman’s impeccable taste for minimalist interiors married with 23 + GS / 318's penchant for materiality, light and space.
Originally built in the 1930s as a garage and petrol station, this iconic warehouse conversion now offers the best in lateral living.
The scale and grandeur of a Georgian townhouse; the design-forward sensibility of a modern Notting Hill family-home.
Elevated living in every sense. This four-bedroom family home draws a playful line between modernism and minimalism.
A dynamic, architect-designed home near Clarendon Cross framed by multi-panelled sash windows and cast-iron railings.
Traditional with a twist; this classic redbrick house in an exclusive Chelsea enclave marries modern touches with period charm.
