A space of solace with atmospheric surrounds. Period details and pared-back design characterise this one-bedroom apartment on Elgin Crescent.
Set in a quiet corner of Notting Hill, this one-bedroom apartment offers both a sense of seclusion and seamless access to the area’s most vibrant street. Arranged across the raised ground floor, lateral living comes infused with natural light.
Past the entrance, an open-plan kitchen and reception room effortlessly captivates with sprawling proportions and streamlined design. Exuding a serene simplicity, a minimalist kitchen keeps things practical with clean lines, integrated appliances and a handleless style. The large bay window imbues light throughout, illuminating the details of ornate cornicing and a picturesque period fireplace.
Beyond a pocket door, a restful colour scheme exudes a sense of calm in the bedroom. Soft teal walls are punctuated with recessed alcoves, forming sophisticated spots to store books or artwork. In the en-suite, a freestanding bathtub offers a leisurely place to refresh. Beyond this room, a terrace connects the apartment to a peaceful patio garden.
Soft teal walls are punctuated with recessed alcoves, forming sophisticated spots to store books or artwork.