Character, colour and an unexpected sense of calm. This interior-designed, one-bedroom apartment for rent captures Notting Hill’s creativity.
Set back from the busier streets of Notting Hill, a heritage townhouse plays host to this contemporary apartment. Inside, interior designer Nina Litchfield brings together character and considered detail. The reception room pairs warmth with a quietly refined feel: rich textures and layered accents introduce a lived-in ease. An olive velvet sofa grounds the space, set by a carved fireplace…
Character, colour and an unexpected sense of calm. This interior-designed, one-bedroom apartment for rent captures Notting Hill’s creativity.
Set back from the busier streets of Notting Hill, a heritage townhouse plays host to this contemporary apartment. Inside, interior designer Nina Litchfield brings together character and considered detail.
The reception room pairs warmth with a quietly refined feel: rich textures and layered accents introduce a lived-in ease. An olive velvet sofa grounds the space, set by a carved fireplace with a built-in logburner. A woven tapestry by Sussy Cazalet uplifts the white walls, while wooden chairs offer space to dine around a classic marble tulip table.
In the galley kitchen, clean lines and natural materials take the lead. Birch-ply cabinetry is topped with a stainless steel countertop and splashback; open shelving ensures everyday necessities are within reach.
The bedroom centres on comfort, enhanced by a textured carpet and tall sash window that filters in daylight. A deep aubergine wall of bespoke joinery creates generous storage, complete with a rolling oak ladder for easy access to the upper cupboards. A cosy bathroom completes the home, wrapped in warm yellow tones with an arched mosaic floor that frames the shower.
Leamington Road Villas boasts enviable proximity to the best spots of Notting Hill and beyond. It’s a ten-minute walk to vibrant Golborne Road, where local favourite eateries include Lisboa, Layla Bakery and Straker’s. From here, head down Portobello Road for antiques shopping and a produce market – plus the inimitable Electric Cinema. For upscale boutiques and artisanal eateries, venture onto Westbourne Grove. Spend an evening with dinner at Dorian or The Ledbury, followed by a drink at neighbourhood staple, The Pelican, and be home in a matter of minutes.
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