The Lost Poet
Notting Hill, London
“Maximalist Portobello hideaway”
Vibe
A discreet keyless townhouse where maximalist British textiles meet morning canvas bags filled with fresh Ottolenghi pastries.
“Maximalist Portobello hideaway”
Four distinct bedrooms featuring House of Hackney wallpapers, Timorous Beasties upholstery, and custom brassware by Samuel Heath.
Daily canvas breakfast bags with Ottolenghi pastries, alongside antiques sourced directly from Portobello Road traders.
An 1850s Victorian townhouse conversion retaining original sash window frames and historic street facade.
On Portobello Road in Notting Hill, steps from antique stalls, independent boutiques, and neighborhood cafes.
Rooms
Each floor features a distinct color scheme, layered with House of Hackney wallpapers, Timorous Beasties prints, and Samuel Heath brass fixtures.
Backstory
Local design studio founders Alex and Quinton Tredez converted the 1850s Victorian townhouse using reclaimed laboratory mahogany and market antiques.
The neighborhood
Step directly onto Portobello Road, where antique stalls, indie boutiques, and West London cafes stretch right past the front door.
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