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BARON'S COURT

A spacious Kensington apartment where period grandeur is preserved and modernism is seamlessly integrated
ARCHITECTURAL REFURBISHMENT LAYOUT
FURNITURE SETTING OUT

KITCHEN DESIGN
BESPOKE LIBRARY AND FURNITURE DESIGN
INTEGRATED WALK-IN CLOSET

BESPOKE BATHROOMS
SPECIFICATION AND SCHEDULING
ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING LAYOUT
CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION
SITE SURVEY
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“Preserving the past, designed for the present”

With its exceptionally tall ceilings, expansive windows and generous proportions, the apartment already possessed an inherent elegance. Its owner, a young professional who works from home, wanted a relaxing and highly functional interior that preserved these original qualities. A substantial walk-in wardrobe reflects her love of fashion, while discreet storage keeps the home effortlessly organised. Her passion for cooking and entertaining also shaped the layout, with an intimate kitchen for private preparation and a separate reception room designed for welcoming guests.

Walnut, woven cane, aged brass and olive textiles bring warmth and depth to the light-filled rooms, while bespoke joinery and integrated lighting introduce order without compromising their spacious character. The result is a serene, elegant home that supports working, relaxing and entertaining while remaining effortlessly composed throughout the day.

Year:
Area:
Budget:
2026
GIA 55 sqm
GBP 60,000
Floor plan
Bespoke library designed to enhance the original tall ceilings, but with a modern rhythm, featuring a hidden work space. 
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Kitchen and dining room
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Bespoke accent wall with integrated velvet headboard, finished in walnut and rattan panelling. A concealed door provides access to the walk-in wardrobe behind.
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Bedroom and bathroom
Bedroom accent wall drawing
Bathroom elevation
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