Bold in scale yet playful in spirit, this five-bedroom Hampstead home pairs punchy architecture with tactile materials and an outstanding collection of global art.

The social centre of the home unfolds across an expansive open-plan kitchen and dining space. There’s material warmth across the bespoke Danish-made Vermland cabinetry and Taj Mahal quartzite worktops, while Miele appliances and a Liebherr fridge are seamlessly integrated into the streamlined design.

A breakfast table and banquette seating lend themselves to easy mornings, while the long timber dining table sits beneath the soaring void for convivial gatherings. In warmer weather, doors slide back to connect the entire space with the garden and outdoor dining area.

Muted sage tones bring a restful feel to the principal bedroom suite, where full-height glazing opens the room to garden views. Mid-century influences continue through bespoke timber cabinetry, while a dedicated dressing area provides plenty of storage. Marble makes a statement in the en suite bathroom, wrapping the dual vanity and walls in expressive veining, with a freestanding bath set for soothing wellness moments.

Four further bedrooms – two of which are designed to be kids’ bedrooms – continue the minimalist aesthetic, each individually composed with artwork and considered furnishings. Across the bathrooms, Moroccan zellige tiles introduce rich green and terracotta tones alongside marble, walk-in showers and freestanding baths.

The landscaped garden epitomises an urban oasis, with wildflower planting and mature greenery softening the home’s geometric architecture. A curved stone banquette wraps around the outdoor dining area, while pathways weave through herbaceous borders and pockets of lawn. With the kitchen opening directly outside, it’s an easy setting for long lunches and warm-weather gatherings.