2 rooms flat of 56m² in London

Occupying the first floor of a classic stock-brick terrace, this two-bedroom lateral apartment balances refined design details with the energy of one of London’s most characterful streets. First created by award-winning designer Tom Lloyd of Pearson Lloyd, the home is a celebration of modernist precision and contemporary comfort – defined by natural light, tactile finishes and bold pops of colour. Head upstairs and enter the open-plan kitchen, dining and reception room. English estate oak flooring runs underneath carefully curated furniture, including a Ligne Roset Togo sofa, Quaderna grid desk and Eames dining chairs. Reams of morning sunlight pour through sash windows, illuminating the striking wall art. The bespoke Schüller kitchen is finished with unique Calacatta black stone surfaces, Miele appliances, a Liebherr fridge-freezer and a Quooker hot water tap. The bright yellow breakfast cupboard discreetly conceals daily essentials. Practicality is seamlessly integrated with a separate hallway cupboard housing a Miele washer and dryer. The principal bedroom is a minimalist sanctuary with a Dux double bed, with a wall of bi-folding windows that open directly onto a private roof terrace. Here, Carl Hansen teak furniture makes the space perfect for al fresco dining or quiet afternoon reading. Come evening, ambient lighting is guaranteed with the Marcel Wanders Moooi Random pendant light. The guest bedroom doubles as a study, with a high-spec pull-down bed. Both rooms are served by a sleek bathroom, with elevated detailing including Mandarin Stone tiles, a MATKI EAUZONE steel shower tray and sliding screen, and fittings by Aston Matthews and Geberit.