A Monochrome London Loft Filled with Art
This home, a rare creation by the late renowned designer François Catroux, is a stunning example of unique design. It spans across two former apartments in a beautifully maintained Victorian school conversion in Battersea, South London.
The home is over 5,700 square feet and is centered around a breathtaking living area with double-height ceilings. Three bedrooms surround this space, along with a spacious study filled with books and art, a mezzanine gallery, and a gym.
With five-meter-high ceilings and large sash windows on the south-facing facade, the open-plan living room is an impressive and light-filled space.
The loft is decorated in a monochrome palette of steel, black cement floors, granite, and glass.
Two large arches give access to a cozy black snug.
The snug is used as a television room with a tv and a fireplace in a steel feature wall.
The kitchen is equally impressive with a large bar table sitting on an angle that creates a social layout.
The back kitchen features floor-to-ceiling cabinets that accentuate the height of the space.
Folded steel steps rise to the mezzanine landing and gallery space, which overlooks the living room.
One of the rooms is used as an impressive home office with floor-to-ceiling bookcases, art, and a large asymmetrical desk.
The other three rooms are used as bedrooms with high ceilings and large windows.
The master bedroom has a bathroom on the mezzanine level which is clad in lava stone and overlooks the bedroom below.
This spectacular loft apartment is listed at The Modern House for £5,750,000