A statement-making two-bedroom penthouse in Notting Hill. Uplifting proportions and artful design.

Vaulted ceilings and low-slung beams. Yellow-toned lime plaster and inky black walls: Blenheim Crescent is a lesson in contrasts. The second-floor reception room wraps around like a horseshoe, carving the palatial footprint into a series of seamlessly interlinked spaces.

Both bedrooms come with en suites, ensuring ultimate privacy and relaxation. In the guest room, blush plaster walls, a hessian carpet and access to a balcony set a soothing tone, while integrated storage ensures the space remains clutter free.

The same pared-back palette is adopted in the principal suite. The stone-toned, skylit bathroom with its walk-in shower and trough sink has a spa-like quality. The sleeping quarters are similarly tranquil – note the four-poster bed draped with soft cream linens – while the vaulted ceiling adds to the impressive sense of volume and scale.

Interior visionary Saskia Blyth has brought an eclectic stamp to the gallery-like space, juxtaposing heirlooms with carefully sourced pieces. Materials and furniture have been thoughtfully curated throughout, from the Parquet de Versailles wooden flooring sourced in Belgium to the sumptuous upholstery by R.Kightley & Son. Attention has been paid to the very last detail – down to the matt black Dornbracht taps in the bathrooms.