Midcentury Modern Mews House

About the Space

60's MEWS HOUSE IN CENTRAL LONDON Nestled in a tranquil mews in Camden is a mid-century modern gem built in the Sixties, complete with the exposed brick walls and wood-clad ceilings typical of the era. This Mews house features two spacious reception rooms large windows flooding the space in daylight. The upside-down house is joined by other architecturally-intriguing properties on this unassuming backstreet; modest in its appeal from the outside, inside it is a revelation. Entry is via a small garage-come-porch which is the perfect spot for Hair and Make-Up/crews to set up. While up a few steps, the largest of the four bedrooms features an en-suite bathroom and a lightwell patio. he crescendo is upstairs, where an arrestingly luminous, split-level living, dining and office area could turn even the most die-hard period architecture devotee. There are also two private roof terraces. There is a holy trinity of iconic seating in the lounge: a vintage, chocolate-brown Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini is joined by a delightful Frank Gehry wiggle chair in corrugated cardboard, and a togo sofa and chair.