Within a red-brick terrace by the area’s namesake park, this reconfigured townhouse pairs colour and contrast. Architecture by Hamilton Design Associates establishes a clear spatial flow, while interiors by Wilding & Wolfe introduce pattern and proportion. The ground floor is arranged for easy everyday routines: a cosy front reception room is pared-back in palette, opening to a sky-lit dining space…
Within a red-brick terrace by the area’s namesake park, this reconfigured townhouse pairs colour and contrast. Architecture by Hamilton Design Associates establishes a clear spatial flow, while interiors by Wilding & Wolfe introduce pattern and proportion.
The ground floor is arranged for easy everyday routines: a cosy front reception room is pared-back in palette, opening to a sky-lit dining space that floods in light. A crisp, contemporary kitchen sits alongside, with appliances neatly arranged within grey shaker cabinetry. Social spaces continue upstairs, into a second reception room drenched in deep teal. Pull up a seat by the fireplace in cooler months or perch by the window seat for elevated street views.
Above, the principal bedroom occupies the top floor. High ceilings and a black-framed bay window give the room presence, balanced by soft sage tones and full-height fitted wardrobes. Green hues continue into the en suite bathroom, fitted with a bathtub and dual vanity. A second bedroom is positioned on the first floor, served by a contemporary shower room. Elsewhere, glass doors on the landing open to a southeast-facing balcony.
Architecture by Hamilton Design Associates
Interiors by Wilding & Wolfe
Two reception rooms
Contemporary kitchen
Principal bedroom suite
Guest bedroom
Shower room
Study
Terrace
Cloakroom
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Architecture by Hamilton Design Associates establishes a clear spatial flow, while interiors by Wilding & Wolfe introduce pattern and proportion.
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Enquire nowAlongside its namesake green space, Holland Park is celebrated for its laid-back village vibe and striking Victorian architecture. Historically an enclave for creatives, Holland Park is still a magnet for culture. Independent businesses thrive here; stock the fridge at C Lidgate butchers, the wine chiller at Jeroboams and the bookshelves at Daunt books – all on the doorstep. When you want to stretch your legs, it’s less than 20 minutes to wander to Portobello Road, where eclectic stalls and vintage treasures await. A walk in the other direction brings you to the award-winning Design Museum, as well as the shops and delis of Kensington High Street.
2 bedroom home in Holland Park
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