3 rooms apartment of 132m² in London

Tucked behind the fashionable stretch of Westbourne Grove, there’s a quietude to Colville Mews, a charming cul-de-sac paved with cobblestones. Contained within one of the stock-brick properties, this two-bedroom mews house is a calming setting finished with contemporary design, pale hues and an emphasis on drawing the sunlight in. From the street, a glass-panelled front door opens into an inviting reception space. Arched mirrors amplify the daylight streaming through glazed doors, while a dusty pink sofa creates an elegant place to pause. The eye is drawn to the zig-zag shapes cast by a glass-framed cantilevered staircase, which ascends to the home’s social heart. Spread across the first floor, the open-plan kitchen, dining and living room is a thoroughly uplifting scene. Pale wood floors run underfoot, while a vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of volume, complete with exposed beams and generous skylights. A log-burning fireplace forms a cosy focal point in the living area, balanced by clean-lined mirrors and oversized display shelving that lend architectural definition to the space. At one end, the kitchen is composed of whitewashed cabinetry and sleek integrated appliances, centred around a marble-topped breakfast bar illuminated by gilded pendant lights. Above, a mezzanine level provides a tranquil setting for home working or quiet reading. On the ground floor, the principal bedroom suite is revealed behind a sliding pocket door. Dark wood flooring flows throughout and continues across Japanese-inspired lattice-fronted wardrobes, offering ample storage. A dedicated dressing room leads through to the en suite bathroom, complete with a rainfall shower and dual vanity. On the lower-ground floor, two additional bedrooms are finished in a neutral palette, with natural light softly diffused through overhead skylights. A contemporary family bathroom completes the level, featuring micro-tiling that wraps around the bathtub and discreet integrated strip lighting.