Take a tour around a grand townhouse in Notting Hill

See inside this beautiful home in Notting Hill, the result of two flats being knocked back together.

1/8 Notting Hill home

2/8 Kitchen-diner

The all-white kitchen is tucked away in one corner of the grand dining area, which features touches of glamour, such as the 4 re-upholstered Arts and Crafts chairs found in an antiques shop.

The stripy cabinet was made by Wardour Workshops.

3/8 Kitchen area

Lots of storage ensures the kitchen is clutter-free, and the hob from Smeg sits flush with the worktop to give a sleek look.

The kitchen was made by Wardour Workshops from MDF units spray-lacquered white to match the Corian worktops.

4/8 Living room

The sitting area is completely open-plan, but has been sectioned off from the kitchen and dining areas with an L-shaped sofa. At night, the Arco lamp helps define the area. Bold cushions and a rug add colour and pattern to the space.

5/8 Bedroom

The bedroom suite exudes glamour, with gorgeous fabrics and a glittering chandelier.

The blind fabric is by Neisha Crosland and the wardrobe doors are inlaid with laser-cut marquetry in dyed veneers, together with tiny pieces of abalone and mother of pearl.

6/8 Bathroom

The master bathroom suite has a peaceful feel, with its big slabs of stone, rather than tiles and grout.

The sanitaryware came from CP Hart and the taps were from KWC. The stone was from Stone Productions.

7/8 Sitting area of master bedroom

In one corner of the master bedroom is a laid-back sitting area, strictly for grown-ups.

The sofa was covered in velvet by Kuhn Upholstery.

8/8 Kids’ room

The bunk beds in this children's room hide plenty of storage underneath, and are easy for the children to access. They also free up room for a computer desk at one end. A colourful striped blind completes the look.

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