A Lesson In Less

A Lesson In Less: Greater London

The trend for minimalist interior design shows no sign of disappearing anytime soon and you can see why it remains so popular when you come across an example of it done so well — as is the case with this Chelsea apartment mere steps away from Sloane Square. With a glossy kitchen (which comes well-stocked with culinary gear), a marbled bathroom, and a roomy living area with huge windows overlooking the leafy gardens and tree-lined streets, this place just feels super chic. It's the little touches we appreciate — the print artwork on the walls, the velvet dining chairs and the decorative mantle in the living area. Most of all, though, we adore the exclusive location. A short stroll away is the famous King's Road, brimming with cafes, designer stores and renowned restaurants, while the V&A and Natural History Museum can be reached in just over twenty minutes by foot. After a day spent exploring the sights, there's no better feeling than coming home, kicking off your shoes and relaxing on the comfortable sofa — you'll soon agree that less is very often more.

Home truths:
*There’s no door on the second bedroom, which is located just off the living area
*The washing machine and tumble dryer are shared with the other apartments in the building