With soft tones, refined finishes and expert spatial imagination, this one-bedroom mews home takes design cues from its tranquil Holland Park neighbourhood.
A quiet street with an industrial history, Pottery Lane was once lined with brickfields and bottle kilns. Fast-forward to today, its enclave of colourful houses and welcoming residential character paints a thoroughly contemporary picture. Set in the heart of Holland Park, this one-bedroom home is a quietly-sophisticated city sanctum. An immaculate blonde façade is a precursor to the precision…
With soft tones, refined finishes and expert spatial imagination, this one-bedroom mews home takes design cues from its tranquil Holland Park neighbourhood.
A quiet street with an industrial history, Pottery Lane was once lined with brickfields and bottle kilns. Fast-forward to today, its enclave of colourful houses and welcoming residential character paints a thoroughly contemporary picture. Set in the heart of Holland Park, this one-bedroom home is a quietly-sophisticated city sanctum.
An immaculate blonde façade is a precursor to the precision with which the property’s interiors are executed. Whitewashed wood floors draw you into an open-plan kitchen and reception room, where minimalist design is complimented by a homely warmth. Space and light have been accentuated with careful consideration, from a wall of integrated shelving to ceiling glazing that illuminates the dining area. The eat-in kitchen is stylish and understated, its black cabinetry offsetting the room’s paler tones.
The ground floor’s pared-back palette is translated to the bedroom suite upstairs. The atmosphere is soothing with natural light filtered through a pair of sash windows. Its en suite features a freestanding bath and oversized rainfall shower, framed by full-height glass and embossed black tiles. Next door, a skylit dressing room is complete with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. From this level, there’s access to a large flat roof.
A neigbourhood steeped in history and rich in culture, Pottery Lane is on the doorstep to some of west London’s most dynamic streets. Holland Park showcases impressive Victorian and Georgian architecture – sandy bricks, grand porticos and ornate entablatures. Stroll south and you’ll reach the verdant Kyoto Gardens for a breath of fresh air, followed by a world-class exhibition at the Design Museum. Head in the other direction to The Village at Westfield Shopping Centre or a gig at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Spend weekends exploring vibrant Portobello Road and its string of vintage market stalls; stop by the Electric Cinema and finish the evening at local favourite Gold – be back home in ten minutes.
Holland Park – 5 mins (Central)
Notting Hill Gate – 10 mins (Circle, Central, District)
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Holland Park – 5 mins (Central) 
