Inverness Terrace

Monochromatic tones, smart technology and bespoke details. This two-bedroom Bayswater apartment sees an elegant Victorian framework reimagined with bold architectural interventions.

Spread across the expansive raised-ground floor of a 1900s townhouse, this two-bedroom apartment – previously featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor and Vogue – effortlessly balances the classic and contemporary. Thanks to the creative collaboration of architects Studio D3 London and FingersHome interiors, the home has been recently renovated and is replete with engaging design – including an award-winning kitchen. 

Outside, Inverness Terrace’s handsome façade is composed of ornate friezes, cast iron railings and a portico entrance. Beyond, the apartment opens into a voluminous reception room, with tall ceilings and large double-glazed sash windows. Pale walls are complemented with dark wood floors, complete with underfloor heating. A set of stairs leads up to the kitchen and dining room, which overlooks the living area through an open picture window. The bespoke Kochwerk design won the brand’s kitchen of the year award, with its bespoke wood cabinetry, Angello Lelli art deco lighting and range of sleek appliances – including Gaggenau, Miele, Fisher & Paykel and Quooker. Tailor-made for entertaining, the innovative design features a ten-seater dining table.

The hallway continues down to the principal bedroom suite. There’s a calming, minimalist feel with the pale walls, dark floors and soft sunlight that beams through the sash windows. A sliding pocket door reveals the dressing room and en suite bathroom – featuring an oversized steam shower, gunmetal hardware, a Japanese Sensoflush toilet all wrapped in marble. The guest bedroom is a versatile space to be used for working or additional storage, served by a bathroom with black marble flooring, a built-to-measure Japanese ofuro bathtub, 1950s lighting and a mid-century mirror.