Nestled within a Grade II–listed Georgian townhouse just steps from Regent’s Park, this once-forgotten studio has been reborn as a sanctuary of elegance and calm. Drawing on the building’s grand proportions, we’ve infused every inch with the serene simplicity of Japanese design—think warm oak and walnut joinery, soft rice-paper Shoji screens, and a whisper‐quiet palette of muted pastels and stone greys.

In the bathroom, a sleek walk-in shower replaces the old tub, its frameless glass screen glinting like a jewel against the rich green tile—an intimate retreat where warm, natural light dances on marble and travertine. The compact kitchen unfolds in clever layers of hidden storage and top-of-the-line appliances, making every meal prep a pleasure rather than a chore.

The main living area flows effortlessly from day to night, defined only by delicate sliding partitions that part like a curtain to reveal a plush sleeping alcove behind a panelled feature wall. New low-profile radiators and thoughtfully reworked lighting ensure modern comfort, while the original floors have been lovingly restored to carry the touch of history beneath bare feet. The result is a studio that seduces the senses: a timelessly chic pied-à-terre where Georgian grandeur and Japanese minimalism intertwine in perfect harmony.