A Modern London Home with Plaster Walls
This 1960s townhouse in North London needed much care and attention when the owners bought it a couple of years ago. One of the owners is an architect, so you know that the renovation was done perfectly, turning this run-down house into a beautiful three-bedroom townhouse.
You instantly notice the clay plaster walls that have been added in every room of the house. The walls add a warm and unique touch to the house and form the perfect base for the modern interior design.
at the back of the house, connected to the living room with large sliding doors, is a biodiverse garden designed by Sarah Ferguson (no, not the Duchess of York) and in the summer months with the doors opened, it creates a beautiful indoor/outdoor living space.
You walk into an open plan space from the front door with light coming from two directions. The space is clearly divided into a sitting, dining, and kitchen zone but without any obstructions, like big furniture pieces, that would block the natural light.
a long white cabinet with shelving runs the entire living room.
The owners wanted to keep everything to scale, so there is a practical and minimalistic white U-shaped kitchen with shelves above the workspace.
An original open-tread staircase ascends to the upper floors where you can find three bedrooms and a bathroom.
The master bedroom has a bespoke fitted king-size bed under the windows and built in wardrobes.
Many rooms have custom-fitted furniture pieces to make it one with the structure of the house and maximize the storage space.
The west-facing garden was designed by Sarah Ferguson at Wild Butterfly Gardening around a terrace laid with Ketley Brick Staffordshire blue pavers laid by Danscape Gardens.
This house in London is for sale at The Modern House