Step inside this relaxed four-storey Victorian terrace in southwest London

A four-storey Victorian terrace in southwest London. On the ground floor is a music/living room, with steps down to a kitchen-diner. In the basement there's a family room, utility room, plus a guest bedroom and bathroom. There is a home office, two bedrooms, a bathroom amd a walk-in wardrobe on the first floor and a further two bedrooms and a walk-in wardrobe in the converted loft.

The kitchen has folding floor-to-ceiling glass doors, leading to a tropical-style terrace with a pink wall, palm fronds and foliage - just the spot for recapturing a holiday mood.

Day bed and cushions
Cane-line

1/9 Ottoman

Franco Albini from Winter's Moon

2/9 Kitchen

Pristine white surfaces make a practical and beautiful working space. Handleless kitchen cabinets are a great way to create a sleek, streamlined feel.

Units
Bulthaup
Worktop
Silestone
Cake stand
Mason Cash

3/9 Sitting area

A short flight of steps leads down from the music/living room to the kitchen-diner, giving a natural flow-through. A vintage album cover print adds a fittingly anarchic musical note.

Light
PH Snowball pendant by Louis Poulsen
Prints
Storm Thorgerson at hypergallery.com
Dining chair
Wishbone chairs by Hans J Wegner at Twentytwentyone
Flooring
Dinesen

4/9 Music room

With the basement extended, the ground floor was freed up to be a fully fledged music room. It's a space where everyone can experiment and express themselves.

Chair and ottoman
Balzac by Matthew Hilton for SCP
Throw
Nepalese pink throw from Designers Guild
Flooring
Dinesen

5/9 Living room

Soft furnishings in cream, ivory and beige create a subtle scheme in the living room. The bay-windows allow light to enter the room making it appear larger. The luxe leather sofa and a Bubble chair add to the Seventies basement party vibe, and as a finishing touch, tropical fish flit around a luminous tank.

Flooring
Dinesen
Chair
Eero Aarnio Bubble at Nest
Sofa and pouf
Erba at Selfridges

6/9 Hallway

The mesmerising fish tank sits neatly in this minimal hallway. Toughened glass balustrades are the modern solution to retaining views while providing security and safety for staircases.

Similar rocking chair
Ercol

7/9 Guest bedroom

The guest room is great for when friends or family stay. Light floods in from outside via a long, rectangular skylight.

Table top and trestles
Ikea
Desk lamp
Habitat

8/9 Master bedroom

This calm white bedroom is decorated with practical storage and minimal furniture in neutral tones. A chunky timber desk partners a sophisticated hand-punched pewter mirror frame.

Bed
Hästens
Bed linen
The White Company
Throw
Ian Mankin
Chairs
Tulip chair by Eero Saarinen for Knoll
Ant chair by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen at Republic Of Fritz Hansen

9/9 Bathroom

Black tiles give a cocooning feel, while silvery wallpaper with an organic pattern softens up this contemporary bathroom.

Wallpaper
Woods wallpaper in Foil by Cole & Son
Bath and floor filler
Victoria + Albert

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