3 rooms flat of 183 m² in London

Organic textures. Original features. Open-plan living. Wrapped in the stucco-accented brickwork of a period townhouse, this stylish apartment pairs classic and contemporary. A staircase ascends to a first-floor landing framed on two sides by large doorways. Grand proportions add depth to an understated dining room which is decked out in neutral tones and grounded by a fireplace. The space is imbued with an uplifting feel due to a soaring sash window that floods the plan with light. Hardwood flooring flows into a peninsula kitchen. A large, south-facing window is generous with natural light, illuminating considered design details. A spacious breakfast bar provides seating for four. Integrated appliances create clean lines while textures of stone and wood pop against stainless steel cabinetry. An additional dual-aspect reception room could be used as a study and features tranquil tones and a contrasting dark fireplace. This level also features a small balcony at the front of the property. Light pink walls hit a calming yet playful note in the principal bedroom suite. Minimalistic fitted storage is recessed into the walls, reducing visual noise. Doors slide to reveal a distinctive skylit ensuite bathroom. Enveloped in stone, a sunken bath sits next to a separate, rainfall shower. A monolithic floating dual vanity governs over the space. Opposite, doors lead out to a small balcony. One further bedroom on this level features a sisal carpet, integrated wardrobes and a white marble en suite. On the top floor, an expansive guest bedroom incorporates natural light and, through a concealed entrance, a stylish en suite bathroom.