Daytrip Studio | Minimalist Townhouse in London

This charming townhouse in London features mountain roofs, decorative sliding windows and red brick. Daytrip Studio has transformed and redesigned the interior by balancing sensual organic form with minimalism. This three-storey residence is full of natural light and makes the most of the living space. Studios work closely with clients to design flexible layouts that enable homes to adapt to their ever-changing lifestyles. Upon arrival, the corridor flows into the room through a large full-height opening, creating a space with maximum size and spacious circulation, and can also be closed for quieter moments.

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On the first floor, a striking linear casement window is connected to a large modern oak frame window. The kitchen is at the front, and the spacious living area leads to the courtyard garden. The design of the kitchen itself gives a quiet feeling, with a lively overall marble island table and low back counter that seamlessly blends with the padded bench to create a comfortable, connected dining area. Designers reduced the space, choosing only a few materials to enhance the natural quality of the interior. The base has a polished poured concrete floor that extends all the way to the garden. The rest of the house uses wide premium oak flooring. Key rooms such as kitchens and bathrooms use cloud marble from “Macabus Fantasy” and “Perla Veneta” and are complemented by painted cement walls and lime paint. THE SPACIOUS LINEN CURTAIN FABRIC WALLS ADD A SOFT AND LUXURIOUS TEXTURE TO THE BEDROOM. THE BATHROOM IS MATCHED WITH A TOKYO-STYLE BATHROOM WITH TEAL MOSAIC TILES FROM FLOOR TO CEILING.

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