A Calm Color Palette and Warm Materials in a London Home
On a quiet street in North London stands this beautifully renovated house that is decorated in a muted color palette and warm materials. The five-bedroom house unfolds over three stories and features a large open living kitchen at the back and a warm master loft bedroom on the top floor.
The historic house is beautifully renovated; original elements such as moldings, fireplaces, and bay windows have been preserved, which are paired with stylish contemporary furnishings and stylish materials.
At the front of the house lies a moody sitting room with a large bay window. The walls are painted in ‘De Nimes’ by Farrow & Ball and the room is crowned with swan neck coving.
The hallway is lined with tongue-and-groove paneling painted in ‘Sage Green’ by Little Greene. The entire ground floor has a warm walnut veneer parquet flooring.
The extended back of the house is home to a grand social living space with a seating area centered around a fireplace, a kitchen, and a dining area.
The kitchen is made of solid oak cabinetry with Carrara marble worktops and brass fixtures. The sage green color from the hallway returns in the kitchen island.
The cabinets, hooks, and shelves provide plenty of storage space. The range is from Britannia.
There is plenty of space for a large dining table below the skylight and in front of the bifold doors leading to the garden.
The utility room has Burlington fittings and engineered Iroko-topped worktops.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor. The double bedroom at the front of the house features a stunning bay window, Colours of Arley wallpaper, and built-in wardrobes.
The bathroom on the first floor features a combination of Carrara marble and green tiles.
The top floor, with its high slanted ceilings, is home to the master bedroom with engineered oak wall paneling and oak floorboards.
Built-in wardrobes are fitted under the slanted ceiling.
The bathroom is designed in a light palette of beige tongue and groove paneling and muted pink tiles and vanity cabinet.
The house was listed for £1,650,000 at The Modern House.