Ember Locke Kensington
London
“Biba-inspired aparthotel living”
Vibe
Fringed velvet banquettes, rich terracotta tones, and custom artwork channel the bohemian flamboyance of 1960s Kensington across the ground-floor co-working lounge.
“Biba-inspired aparthotel living”
Atelier Ochre and House of Dré channeled 1960s Biba flamboyance with fringed velvet banquettes and rich terracotta tones.
Ground-floor co-working tables, an all-day coffee counter, and craft cocktails in the conservatory bar and garden.
A Victorian mansion block conversion on Cromwell Road retaining arched architectural forms across eight residential floors.
On Cromwell Road in Kensington, a short walk from Earl's Court station and the museums.
Rooms
Arched details echo the Victorian facade, framing warm studios fitted with fully equipped kitchens, brass fixtures, and Kinsey Apothecary bathroom amenities.
Wellness
A dedicated subterranean fitness studio provides round-the-clock workout space tucked beneath the bustling residential floors.
Backstory
Designers drew inspiration from Kensington’s golden age, reviving the spirit of the iconic Biba boutique and the nearby Kensington Roof Gardens.
Eat & drink
EVE serves morning espresso, casual sourdough pizzas, and craft cocktails inside a bright conservatory that opens onto a private landscaped garden.
The neighborhood
Set along Cromwell Road, the property sits a short walk from Earl's Court station and the museum quarter on Exhibition Road.
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