A Bright, Blush Pink Garden Apartment in Notting Hill

Set on one of Notting Hill’s most characterful streets, this one-bedroom garden apartment in Arundel Gardens brings together the charm of a period building with calm, contemporary design.

The classic porticoed entrances and cast-iron railings hint at the area’s Victorian history, while the interiors offer a fresh, comfortable place to call home.

Step inside to an airy open-plan reception room and kitchen where natural light is the real standout. The large sash windows frame views of the leafy garden and brighten the blonde parquet floors (laid in a chevron pattern) that run throughout the space.

The layout is simple and intuitive, with room for dining, relaxing, and cooking without feeling crowded. Soft blush tones keep things warm and welcoming. At the same time, white sofas and marble detailing in the fireplace, dining table, and kitchen counter add a fresh and luxurious touch.

The modern variant of a classic chandelier adds a nice touch to the dining area. The Eichholtz Chandelier Saint Lucia is inspired by the graceful shape of a banana tree, blending ceramic and textured glass.

The unfussy kitchen pairs white cabinets with a marble countertop and backsplash.

A Crittall-style door leads to the apartment’s private outdoor space. The decking is neatly finished and surrounded by greenery, making it an easy spot for morning coffee, an outdoor supper, or simply a quiet moment at the end of the day.

Residents also have access to the communal gardens, offering even more space to enjoy the outdoors.

At the rear of the home, the apartment’s only bedroom keeps things calm with tall blush walls and softly layered tones. A freestanding tub in the room adds a relaxed, hotel-like feel, ideal for unwinding.