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Originally built in 1714 for the Duchess of Hamilton. This historic Chelsea Townhouse has been painstakingly restored and brought up to date for a young cosmopolitan family. The original pickled pine panelling in this drawing room creates a fabulous backdrop for an eclectic mix of styles and periods, including antique Swedish fauteuils covered in striped silk from Hermés, furniture designs by Jean-Michel Frank, shot silk curtains, and 1970’s artwork by Frank Phelan
Alex James

Originally built in 1714 for the Duchess of Hamilton. This historic Chelsea Townhouse has been painstakingly restored and brought up to date for a young cosmopolitan family. The original pickled pine panelling in this drawing room creates a fabulous backdrop for an eclectic mix of styles and periods, including antique Swedish fauteuils covered in striped silk from Hermés, furniture designs by Jean-Michel Frank, shot silk curtains, and 1970’s artwork by Frank Phelan
Alex James

Originally built in 1714 for the Duchess of Hamilton. This historic Chelsea Townhouse has been painstakingly restored and brought up to date for a young cosmopolitan family. The original pickled pine panelling in this drawing room creates a fabulous backdrop for an eclectic mix of styles and periods, including antique Swedish fauteuils covered in striped silk from Hermés, furniture designs by Jean-Michel Frank, shot silk curtains, and 1970’s artwork by Frank Phelan
Alex James
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