Situated in central London, the apartment had remained untouched for several decades, with services and infrastructure that were obsolete and inadequate for contemporary standards of living. The intervention commenced with a complete strip-out to shell and core, enabling the comprehensive renewal of all building services and systems, seamlessly integrated within the apartment interiors.

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Timothy Hatton Architects led the architectural transformation, introducing bespoke detailing and a refined material palette that redefined the spatial and aesthetic qualities of the apartment. Key elements include a cantilevered stone staircase that forms a sculptural focal point, finely crafted stone fireplaces, a custom-designed glazed lift, and fibrous plaster ceilings with integrated lighting coves that articulate and elevate the interior volumes.

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The spatial arrangement places the principal living areas on the lower ground floor, opening directly onto a private garden. These spaces, comprising the living room, kitchen, study, and dining area, are unified by generous ceiling heights and a consistent architectural language that balances material richness with spatial clarity.

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The ground floor houses the apartment’s main entrance, leading to a broad stone staircase that descends to the lower level. This floor also features the primary bedroom suite, along with additional bedrooms, each meticulously designed with a keen attention to proportion, natural light, and material finishes.

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The project demonstrates a consistently high level of craftsmanship and architectural precision throughout, establishing the apartment as one of the most accomplished examples of contemporary residential design in London.

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