Property A first-floor, lateral conversion flat in a white stucco building in south Kensington with 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, media/playroom, a sitting room, 2 kitchens, 2 laundry rooms and a dining room.
In this bright living room, pale walls, muted fabrics and splashes of colour are used to maximise the sense of light and space.
1/8 Living room
The big sofa is from Moss in New York, and the leather sofa is from Harrods.
2/8 Sideboard
The leather ottoman complements the blue Paul Pagk painting, creating a symmetrical silhouette. The dresser is a stylish addition with clean lines and a simple aesthetic.
The ottoman is from Moss, and the dresser was by Nico Villeneuve.
3/8 Dining room
The owners bought the dining table and chairs on a trip to Milan. The Point d'Hongrie parquet floor was bought in France, shipped over and fitted by a French builder.
The candelabra is by Paul Smith.
4/8 Kitchen
The kitchen is by Marco Pavesi. It includes a Gaggenau steam oven, a chic marble worktop and a decorative mosaic splashback.
The mosaic tile splashback is a Bisazza design.
5/8 Wine rack
A stylish wine rack that extends beyond the usual 12 bottles is ideal as a neat storage solution.
Try The Holding Company for similar.
6/8 Bedroom
There was no storage in the owners' bedroom, so their architects, ACQ, designed this dressing room cube. The colour of the lacquered wood exterior was inspired by the owner's blue yoga bag.
Find similar flooring at The Natural Wood Floor Co.
7/8 Wardrobe
The interior of the dressing room cube is lined with cedar wood and has separate sections for clothing. There are even laundry and dry-clean bins included.
8/8 Bathroom
A classic cherrier chair sits beside a massive hydrotherapy bath which was specially shipped over from California. A dramatic Bisazza Endimione mural is reflected in the mirrored cupboard, which doubles the light and space in the bathroom.
The chair is from Twentytwentyone, and the bath is from Hydrotone.
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