Linden Gardens

Skylit, loft-style living infused with minimalist Scandi style. This one-bedroom apartment makes a contemporary stamp on Linden Gardens’ period heritage, elevated with an expansive roof terrace

A minimalist palette enlivened with pops of colour and swathes of natural light, Linden Gardens uplifts as it soothes. Head to the fifth floor and enter a sweeping open-plan reception room and kitchen. A vaulted glass roof affords a voluminous feel, whilst blonde floors and whitewashed walls amplify the natural light and spaciousness.

Beauty in simplicity is realised with a dark tuxedo sofa, sitting boldly in the centre of the space. A television faces opposite, perfect for cosy film nights. At one end of the room, exposed brickwork harks to the textural and aesthetic feel of a loft – it’s a compelling backdrop for the kitchen area. There’s industrial panache to the steel-toned worktops and integrated appliances, with the vibrant orange Smeg fridge capturing the eye.

A staircase with playful neon yellow treads ascends to the roof terrace. Chimney tops and green planters frame the immaculately-decked space, overlooking west London’s eclectic roofscape. It’s a serene spot for morning coffees, lunchtime barbecues and evening sundowners alike.

The master bedroom is a thoroughly relaxed space, with a low-rise bed and integrated storage. From this room and the reception area, two sets of folding doors reveal an additional space which can be imagined as a study, dressing room or guest bedroom. Echoing the tranquil character of the master bedroom, the family bathroom is complete with panels of floor-to-ceiling frosted glass in a soothing sea-green hue.