Converted Church in Central London

A striking conversion of a 19th-century Gothic church. The impressive triple-height open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area is filled with natural light, enhanced by the replacement of the original stained glass windows at the upper level. Large arched windows along one side overlook the courtyard, further brightening the main living space.

Clean white walls contrast beautifully with the industrial-style details of the bespoke kitchen and the hand-painted column supports, which descend dramatically from the series of arches running the length of the room. A blackened oak herringbone floor extends across the entire ground floor, while understated modern furnishings complement the scale and architectural features of the space.

There are four generously sized bedroom suites, each thoughtfully designed with a simple aesthetic that highlights the building’s original character. Every bedroom includes its own bathroom, finished in an elegant and restrained palette.