Private Residential
Located within a mid-century residential building on Sloane Street, this duplex penthouse was reimagined as a calm London base for an international family whose two children live and study in the city. The design responds closely to the building’s rational architectural language, prioritising clarity, proportion, and long-term liveability.
Rather than approaching the apartment as a typical London pied à terre, the project focused on creating an environment that genuinely supports everyday life. Spaces were designed to feel intuitive, organised, and mentally restful, allowing the home to function comfortably for studying, socialising, and family life.
Spatial planning formed the foundation of the design. The existing layout was carefully reworked to improve circulation and establish a clearer relationship between shared living spaces and private suites. Light and views across Cadogan Gardens played an important role in shaping the interior, with furniture placement and spatial composition arranged to preserve these long sightlines and reinforce a sense of openness throughout the home.
