An excursion to South London, close to Kennington Park.
The apartment is located in former social housing dating from the 1930s.
The original glass transoms above the doors let the light in.
Sash windows and a coffee table for tea: there’s no doubt we’re in the UK!
The light grey tint of the wall adds a touch of elegance and depth to the room.
Open storage offers the possibility of various and variable decorative touches!
The kitchen draws its inspiration from the cozy cottage style.
Classic timeless choices have been made to adorn the powder room.
Although compact, this room prioritizes comfort with a double bed.
The apartment enjoys plenty of natural light thanks to its orientation and generous windows.
Focus on a design icon: the Hillestak chair by Robin Day.
A final nod to cottage style with the choice of a traditional bed with bars.
Bookshelf Colored wall Listral glass Mirror Plaster Terrazzo Tiles Wood
Photos : Taran Wilkhu
Text : Sébastien Mercadié
Architect : Alma + Midori
