Open-Plan Rooms and Modern Furnishings in a London Home
This three-story Victorian house in London has been thoughtfully renovated to maximize its space, with large open-plan living rooms. Despite its long history, the interior spaces are modern, with plaster walls and modern furnishings, though you can see some historic features.
The house features two large open-plan living spaces and two bedrooms on the top floor. a small galley kitchen sits at the back of the house with access to the garden.
After entering the house, you are welcomed by this open plan living space. The room is divided into two areas: a sitting area at the back of the house and a dining area at the front.
The walls are painted in a combination of Farrow and Ball and raw plaster finish. Two contrasting color tones that work beautifully together.
The living room also features the restored original wooden floorboards, showcasing the history of the house.
On the lower ground floor lies a second sitting room. The two rooms have been opened to create one big space with walls painted in Little Greene and Dalsouple Rubber flooring.
In the master bedroom, you see the same light/dark color palette as in the living room. The room is very bright thanks to two large windows, and the original floorboards run underfoot.
The room features bespoke built in stained Ply wardrobes.
The second bedroom is also very big and works great as a nursery.
The house is listed for £1,100,000 at Love Living.