The riverside apartment in south London has a hallway with an impressive large-scale print and concealed storage, an open-plan living/kitchen/dining space, a master bedroom, bathroom and dressing room, a guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a guest cloakroom and a terrace.
Living room
Grey felt, pale blue velvet, baby-soft leather and smoked dark glass, mixed with wood exude a rough-around-the-edges feel in this modern living room. Neutral walls and ceilings help to showcase the oversized framed photographs and art works.
Sofa
Minotti
Armchairs
Sergio Rodrigues for Espasso
Tarantula photograph
By Guido Mocafico at Hamiltons Gallery
Living room view
The owner makes the most of a stunning view by choosing pale greys and wooden furniture for a classy look that doesn't detract attention from the picture window. A pair of plants on the balcony help to soften the hard lines of the building.
Armchair
Sergio Rodrigues for Espasso
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Living room storage
The substantial storage unit, made in wood and concrete, keeps the look fresh and modern and helps to keep the living room clutter-free.
Armchair
Sergio Rodrigues for Espasso
Living area
Parts off this open-plan living space have been sectioned off with a storage unit to create different zones of interest. A piece of visual artwork is a great way to break up a blank wall.
Leather stools
Amy Somerville
Living room reading area
Dining room
A large floor-to-ceiling print at one end of your table makes a big statement in the dining room.
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Print
White Cube
Main bedroom
Neutral colours in greys and whites give the master bedroom a serene ambience. This striking red painting makes a great focal point in this room.
Bed
Paolo Piva for Poliform
Painting
James Nares from Hamiltons Gallery
Walk-in wardrobe
Lots of shallow wardrobe storage compartments help to clothing and accessories neatly in their place, but also easily visible. Pick a modular system so you can position sections where you need them most.
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