An outstanding lateral apartment encompassing adjacent listed buildings in Knightsbridge, this lateral gem showcases our technical and creative interior design expertise.
The prized ingredients of a grand family home have been laterally re-strung to create a unique and contemporary masterpiece on an iconic London crescent. Lateral luxury presents a logistical and geographical problem for the London property market. On the one hand, property developers are meeting the demands of modern buyers for wide, open living spaces on one floor by building new buildings. On the other hand, some still crave the grandeur, romance, and importance of buildings from a previous age, nestled in the heart of London’s most prized locations. These buildings are not wide, and staircases are architecturally ubiquitous. This apartment in one of London’s most sought-after Knightsbridge garden crescent offers another answer.
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This living room compromises the full width of one of the three buildings that were laterally converted for this extraordinary garden square apartment. This is the more informal living rooms of the two and also compromises hidden televsion and audio in the bespoke joinery.
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This is the ulitmate kitchen. Solid stone, drawers and all, makes up the entire almost 5 meter island. Restuarant grade appliances were used for a profesional chef to do their magic.
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Opposite the kitchen, in the same room, sits the concrete topped dining table with an amazing drop chandelier above. The lit joinery behind the table holds crockery and crystal as well as a hidden TV.
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The formal reception room also holds the formal dining area and sits between the living room and the kitchen.
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The master bedroom suite sits towards the more quiet back of the apartment and compromises a very large bedroom, his and her walk in wardrobes with excuisite bespoke joinery and a bathroom entirely made out of stone.
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This extraordinary bathroom is created entirely out of stone and partners the bedroom suite of this amazing apartment perfectly.