Kensington · W8
Kensington Townhouse
A complete internal reconfiguration and rear extension of a classic West London townhouse, finished with marble, bespoke joinery and a garden that steps up from the kitchen.
An expansive reconfiguration of a West London townhouse: every floor replanned, a new rear extension opening onto a garden that steps up in stone terraces, and a level of finish that runs from the black marble fireplaces at the front to the utility room at the back.
The kitchen sits in the new extension under a long rooflight, with a marble island and full-height glazing to the garden. Behind it, a run of joinery hides a pantry, a drinks store and the television. Upstairs, the bedrooms and bathrooms were rebuilt with fluted timber, marble and brass, and a steel-framed glazed screen lets light from the stair into the hall.
Joinery by River Woodwork, lighting by Apparatus Studio and Hector Finch, fireplaces by English Fireplaces.
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