2 rooms flat of 68 m² in London

Energised by its duck egg blue façade, this typical Notting Hill townhouse is timeless inside and out. A large reception room looks out onto a paved courtyard. Floor-to-ceiling French doors provide instant access to the outside and a constant stream of natural light, highlighting the proportions of the space. There’s a provincial feel, with high sloped ceilings and painted beams that draw the eye to the outside. Elegantly furnished, modern statement pieces complement the home’s more rustic elements. Both the sofa and coffee table are from Ferm Living, while the Fredericia Tero dining table is accompanied by J39 Mogensen chairs. The open plan layout flows seamlessly from the reception room to the kitchen that sits adjacent. Exposed wooden floorboards feature here too, along with another set of French doors that connect with the courtyard, perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. The glass roof directly above, blurs the line between the interior and the exterior, further inviting the outside in. Soft mint coloured cabinets are studded with country-style brassware, further evoking a farmhouse feel. All appliances are integrated, including the oven and microwave from AEG. The home’s Victorian heritage is apparent in the principal suite. With high ceilings, cornicing and the original chimney breast, the space is charming and well-proportioned. Light from the courtyard pours in through a large sash window, illuminating the modern lightwood bed and side tables, both from De La Espada. Also note the ample built-in storage and en suite. The second bedroom has a cosy feel, with the same exposed beams found in the reception room and a built-in desk area. Between both bedrooms you’ll find a family bathroom, complete with a bathtub and grey panelling warmed by golden hardware.