This Grade II listed Kensington townhouse underwent a comprehensive renovation in collaboration with architects Newman Zieglmeier, covering every stage from pre-planning through to build and turnkey FF&E. Original features such as the stone staircase with iron balustrades and decorative cornicing were carefully restored, while new additions include bespoke Jamb chimney pieces and a traditional-style conservatory. Interiors feature a Bulthaup kitchen leading to a dining room with Holly Hunt furniture and original artworks, a family snug with bespoke joinery, and a lower ground guest suite complete with a Gucci wallpapered cloakroom and Fort Street Studio runner. The first-floor drawing room exudes elegance with antique oak herringbone flooring, French doors, and a marble fireplace, flowing into a study with reclaimed wood furnishings. A calm, sophisticated master suite with a book-matched marble bathroom crowns the second floor, while the top floor children’s bedrooms are personalised with mosaic and terrazzo finishes. The result is a seamless blend of historical charm, contemporary luxury, and bespoke design.
