A sophisticated three-bedroom townhouse in Hammersmith marrying period architecture and considered design decisions. This elegant home spotlights striking artwork and imaginative interiors.
A short stroll from the lawns of Ravenscourt Park, a design-led home pairs heritage details and design elements that leave a lasting impression. The open-plan reception and dining room is grounded by a traditional fireplace. Eye-catching artwork by Ashika Sharma takes centre stage while a large sash window invites natural light in, lifting the atmosphere of the space.
Matching textured glass chandeliers adorn the reception and dining areas, with the latter space benefiting from a generous bay window. Guided by high skirting boards, hardwood floors flow into a modern, eat-in kitchen. White marble worktops pop against grey walls. Integrated appliances and glossy minimalistic cabinetry form seamless clean lines, contrasted by an eclectic gallery wall above. Meanwhile, Eero Aarnio’s iconic “dog” sculptures make for an aesthetic backdrop. From here, sliding glass doors lead to a peaceful patio garden, featuring a Big Green Egg barbecue and a comfortable seating area.
Taking the first floor, a spacious principal bedroom exudes calmness. Neutral tones frame popping accents such as a contemporary orb chandelier. This room features an en suite bathroom with a floating counter vanity, freestanding bath and striking black and gold wallpaper by Lewis & Wood. Two additional bedrooms combine soothing tones, fitted storage and natural light, with the third bedroom doubling as a TV room. A family bathroom enjoys a walk-in rainfall shower and a sculptural glass chandelier.
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The forest-green exterior sets the stage for this innovative two-bedroom mews house in Hammersmith, imagined by architecture studio Teatum + Teatum.
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