Take a tour of this fine 19th-century London terrace

The first-floor drawing room has a decorative, feminine feel, which is achieved with contemporary floral wallpaper by Neisha Crosland, while antique silk curtains, a sofa covered in velvet and ornate gold lamps from William Yeoward, add a luxurious note..

The neutral interior of the drawing room is timeless and understated, with nickel trim along the edge of the tables.

The contemporary armoire in the family room is one of a matching pair on either side of the marble fireplace. The door panels are lined with Grasscloth wallpaper from Altfield. A large mirror adds an Art Deco feel, while the leather coffee table from Louise Bradley with its nickel frame echoes the scheme in the kitchen beyond.

A contemporary walnut kitchen by Smallbone is the pièce de résistance
of the open-plan kitchen and dining area. The walnut finish has been
partnered with brushed-steel handles and glossy black granite worktops.

Silver-coloured detailing and mirrored plinths add a sleek feeling of opulence to this dining room.

The glass dining table is from Aram.

A classic, neutral design is continued in the entrance hall, with a reproduction wood console table and contrasting dark wood chair.

An unusual chesnut brown grasscloth wallpaper from Bruno Triplet brings warmth and drama to the main bedroom. The velvet-covered footstool is from William Yeoward and the hand-painted silk lampshades are by Clarissa Hulse.

The floor-to-ceiling marble tiles add a touch of classic elegance to the bathroom.

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An uncluttered shower room helps to make the room feel spacious and is easy to clean.

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