


A conversation between period architecture and contemporary design. Decorative cornicing and lofty proportions set the scene for pared-back furnishings and vibrant artwork. Courtesy of its west-facing position, afternoon sunlight cascades through elegant bay windows. Next door, the Gaggenau-fitted kitchen is a stylish affair. Sleek black cabinets, integrated appliances and glossy granite surfaces. For a sophisticated home-working space, a study can…
A conversation between period architecture and contemporary design. Decorative cornicing and lofty proportions set the scene for pared-back furnishings and vibrant artwork. Courtesy of its west-facing position, afternoon sunlight cascades through elegant bay windows. Next door, the Gaggenau-fitted kitchen is a stylish affair. Sleek black cabinets, integrated appliances and glossy granite surfaces.
For a sophisticated home-working space, a study can be accessed via a staircase next to the kitchen. Smart herringbone floors lead from the reception room through the hallway to the expansive master bedroom. Enjoy its refined simplicity; neutral walls set the scene for the midnight-blue bed. An ornate fireplace is a nod to the home’s period pedigree. From here, ascend a staircase to the mezzanine level: a dedicated dressing room, with wrap-around wardrobes sits next to a serene en-suite bathroom. A cosy guest bedroom features an inviting en-suite bathroom, wrapped in smooth marble.
Large reception room
Contemporary kitchen
Master bedroom with bathroom and dressing suite
One further bedroom
Two further bathrooms
Study
A conversation between period architecture and contemporary design. Decorative cornicing and lofty proportions set the scene for pared-back furnishings and vibrant artwork.
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2 bedroom home in Kensington W8
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