A Stylish Notting Hill Mews House Filled With Color and Bespoke Details

Tucked away on one of Notting Hill’s peaceful cobbled mews, this two-bedroom home combines bespoke architectural details with a rich and confident use of materials.

Its muted dark green facade and vibrant orange door offer a hint of the character inside, where custom joinery, glazed partitions, and carefully chosen colors create bright, contemporary interiors.

The front door opens into an open hall with a glazed partition wall (painted in Farrow & Ball’s “Loggia”) separating it from the kitchen. This open-plan kitchen and dining room immediately establishes the home’s tactile approach.

Gray stone floor tiles are warmed by underfloor heating, while whitewashed ceramic wall tiles from Artisans of Devizes add subtle texture.

Built-in banquette seating creates an inviting place for everyday meals and day-to-day life, with café curtains in front of the window ensuring privacy from the street.

The pale limed-aok cabinetry crafted by Studio HAM are paired with Arabescato marble, a Ribchester sink from Shaws of Darwen, and a Lacanche cooker. A glazed door leads to a small utility room with cabinets painted in the same shade as the glazed wall.

Clean-lined shiplap paneling runs on the ceiling and alongside the staircase, cleverly concealing practical storage without disrupting the calm aesthetic.

Upstairs, the living room blends classic and contemporary elements. Herringbone timber flooring lends warmth underfoot, while a marble fireplace is framed by custom shelving.

A sculptural Globe light from Jamb hangs from the ceiling, while a large L-shaped sofa provides plenty of seating space for the entire family. The pink HÁM Lion Paw Storage Ottoman adds a bold pop of color.

Another glass-framed partition wall divides the main living room from the home office. It creates a separate space without losing natural light.

Bifolding doors open onto a private terrace enclosed by timber fencing and mature greenery.

The master bedroom suite features soft Courchevel Rose carpeting from Sinclair Till, paired with light-colored walls painted in Morris & Co’s “Fired Biscuit,” while bespoke Studio HAM wardrobes provide plenty of storage.

The adjoining bathroom is finished with a custom Lionpaw vanity, white zellige tiles, and honed marble flooring by Bert & May. A sculptural bath from Water Monopoly stands under the window and completes the space.

The second bedroom is located on the ground floor, featuring herringbone floors and overhead skylights that draw light into the small room.

Its en-suite bathroom pairs grayscale mosaic tiles with a marble Bourne vanity by Drummonds.

The mews house is listed for £2,250,000 at Domus Nova.