A three-storey Victorian terrace in west London, with a living room and a study on the ground floor, opening out to a kitchen-diner a half-level down. The nursery and bathroom are on the upper-ground floor and the master en-suite and dressing room are on the first floor. The second floor and loft comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom. In the living room, folding glass doors allow the space to be closed off without interrupting the flow of light.
Living area corner
Framed Lego prints add a touch of kitsch humour to this deep blue living room nook.
Sofa
David Seyfried
Suzanne Sharp cushion
The Rug Company
Lego prints
The Little Artists
Study
Twin armchairs provide a cosy place to relax in this contemporary home office. A zebra print and steer skull provide eclectic touches.
Similar skull
The French Thief
Armchairs
The French House
Home office
This snug work station is situated in the area next to the staircase. Geometric monochrome wallpaper stands out against block colour furniture.
Hicks' Hexagon wallpaper
Cole & Son
Desk
Ikea
Lamp
Bodie And Fou
Dining room
Wood finishes, such as the rustic table in a classic Scandinavian design, convey a simple, Nordic feel. Layers of texture, like the faux-fur throws soften the solid lines of the wood and colourful dining chairs.
Table
A&L Antiques
Chairs
Made.com
Kitchen
Chic marble work surfaces provide a luxe look to this kitchen-diner scheme. Full-height, narrow-framed glazed doors slide open to create an indoor-outdoor feel during the summer and a row of clerestory windows brings light in.
Marble
Stone Age
Guest bedroom
This luxurious twin bedroom is inspired by botanical pieces. Decorative headboards are set against a charcoal blue backdrop, creating a bold look. Lustrous green and white upholstery is the perfect foil for this earthy scheme.
Squid Ink paint
Paint Library
Michael Szell headboard fabric
Christopher Farr
Storage unit
Made In Design
Master bedroom
Pieces of modern artwork have been displayed above the bed, set against a pale grey wall. A bold red headboard complements the red and white zigzag rug and soft furnishings on the bed.
Headboard
Robert Langford
Bedside tables
Chelsea Textiles
Desk lights
Andrew Martin
Nursery room
Creating a coherent feel throughout the house was an essential element for the owners. Here, the vibrant red palette picks up on the colour in the master bedroom, while the patterns on the wallpaper and upholstery echo the hexagonal print in the study downstairs.
Vivienne Westwood wallpaper
Cole & Son
Zodiac cushion
Johnathan Adler
Cot
John Lewis
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