This four-bedroom townhouse within the Ladbroke Conservation Area, designed by CUBIC Studios, has a strong sense of identity. Moments from Kensington Temple Church and a selection of artisanal shops, this distinguished home draws together an unrestrained palette of materials.
The open-plan kitchen and dining room, accessed through a sliding screen, showcases a gold-topped island with grey stone, and Gaggenau appliances integrated into minimalistic charcoal cabinetry. Pendant lights illuminate the breakfast bar while chevron flooring leads into the dining area, which has views out to the decked terrace. The home features playful accents and industrial elements including reclaimed theatre doors and a striking gold wall with Aztec detailing.
The first-floor reception room is bathed in natural light from full-height sash windows. Two contemporary fireplaces add contrast to the intricate chandelier above, and a skylight brings additional light into the space. Glass walls showcase the open-tread staircase with welded steel girders.
The principal bedroom suite occupies the third floor, with a considered palette of wood, metal and stone, alongside a private south-facing balcony. Two additional bedrooms are located on the second floor, each with a walk-in dressing area and served by a family bathroom.
On the lower-ground floor, a skylit swimming pool and sauna create a luxurious subterranean retreat.
