The interior studio Twinning Design has given this second-floor home a timeless look, adorning it with an impressive facade with porticos. Inside, elegant details and a rich color palette preserve the charm of the historic building.

At the heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen and living room, where high ceilings, classic decorative panels, and engineered oak floors create a refined atmosphere. A pair of east-facing windows allow natural light to reflect off the mirrored kitchen backsplash. Custom-made black cabinets with contrasting gold hardware, a massive marble work surface, and backlit glass shelves form a well-thought-out cooking zone, neatly integrated into the corner of the living room.

Down the hallway, the period elements continue into the bedroom, hidden behind an Italian secret door. A custom natural fiber carpet, adjustable lighting, and built-in storage add harmony to the space, while calming Little Greene paint adorns the walls, accentuating the warm tones of the wooden floor.

Also in the hallway, behind another custom secret door (with a full-height mirror on one side), is a shower room with handmade emerald tiles and exquisite Moooi coverings. Heated floors, a rain shower, and a heated towel rack create a truly luxurious atmosphere.

Situated between the historic Brompton Cemetery and the bustling King's Road, this part of West London offers the best boutiques and restaurants right at your fingertips on Harcourt Terrace. Have breakfast at Bluebird, take a stroll along the Thames, or enjoy cozy evenings at Stanley's. For special occasions, the two Michelin-starred restaurant Claude Bosi at Bibendum, within walking distance, will make for a splendid end to the evening.