A modernist apartment designed by a famous English architect

It is housed in a building designed by a famous architect Wells Coates, Palace Gate, in London’s upscale Kensington district, this modern loft-style apartment is located. The listed building was built between 1937 and 1938, with a style directly inspired by the work of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius. Its facade features concrete-look artificial stone panels, dark-tinted windows.

The original front door of the apartment opens directly into the kitchen, which serves as the entrance, a rather unusual arrangement. We approach the reception, a large bright living room where the dining area is located, which overlooks the gardens of the residence. An elegant staircase leads to an upstairs room that serves as an office and spare bedroom. Solid oak parquet covers all floors. On the first level, near the living room, we also find the bedroom and the bathroom.

A modern flat designed by a famous English architect

This modern loft flat is located in London’s upmarket Kensington district in Palace Gate designed by renowned architect Wells Coates. The listed building was built between 1937 and 1938, in a style directly inspired by the work of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius. Its facade features concrete-look artificial stone panels, dark-tinted windows.

The flat’s original front door opens directly into the kitchen, which serves as the entrance, a rather unusual layout. It leads into the reception area, a large, light-filled living room with dining area overlooking the residence’s gardens. An elegant staircase leads to a loft, which doubles as a study and spare bedroom. Solid oak parquet covers all floors. On the first level, next to the living room, there is a bedroom and a bathroom.