Set on a sweeping corner in Notting Hill, this three-bedroom triplex rises through its floors with a sense of anticipation. Reimagined with Studio Integrate, its heritage bones have been lifted with a confident contemporary approach – curves soften corners, materials feel intentional and light is always in motion.

An inverse layout places the living spaces to the top, where a vaulted ceiling stretches above and tall sash windows wrap around the curve of the building. Daylight pours in from every angle, animating a room shaped for both calm and conversation. Softly sculpted sofas, built-in cabinetry and gentle neutrals keep the mood relaxed, letting form and light do the talking. A private roof terrace sits tucked above – a quiet pocket of calm.

Below, the kitchen and dining space is quietly theatrical. Clean-lined cabinetry and integrated Miele appliances keep the culinary side streamlined, while a sculptural pendant – a branching form of glass and light – crowns the dining table. The lounge above is connected through a double-height void, adorned with a cascading Italamp sculpture of handcrafted glass leaves.

Bedrooms continue the focus on light and texture, arranged over the first and second floors. The principal suite is calm and cocooning, framed by large windows and dark wood joinery. A dressing area – complete with a built-in vanity – flows into a spa-like en suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are equally considered, one with striking patterned walls, both served by sleek, modern bathrooms.

Location
Sharing the street with some of Notting Hill’s best architecture and most exclusive restaurants – including three Michelin-star Core by Clare Smith – Kensington Park Road puts you within easy reach of the neighbourhood’s most coveted spots. It runs parallel to Portobello Road, where vintage boutiques and market stalls will keep you occupied for hours. Head to Westbourne Grove for brunch at Granger & Co. or Beam, or an uplifting workout at Pscyle. The verdant lawns of Holland Park are a ten-minute walk away – after a stroll catch a world-class exhibition at the Design Museum.

Notting Hill Gate - 8 mins (Central, Circle, District)