Montevetro | 347

Residential
Written By Rob Feltrin

Islington, London, UK, 2010

The project obtained full planning permission to convert a five-storey light industrial building into residential spaces, paving the way for a functional and aesthetically balanced dwelling. The ground and first floors were transformed into a tailored unit designed for our client, an art collector, providing versatile spaces for displaying their art collection. A lift provides direct access to a rooftop garden with panoramic views of the City of London. In addition, two two-bedroom apartments on the upper floors contribute to the overall design, creating a harmonious blend of simplicity and urban living. The once-industrial building generated distinctive residential spaces by integrating practicality with the client's unique lifestyle.

Sleek, modern kitchen with reflective white cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a large central island with a granite countertop.
Detail of custom wooden storage drawers partially open, showcasing smart interior organization in a modern living space.
Elegant modern living room with cream walls, hardwood floors, and contemporary art above a long, low wooden console in a luxury apartment.
Innovative walk-in closet with geometric white panels and ambient lighting, reflecting a modern, minimalist aesthetic.
Contemporary kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and spotlight lighting, emphasizing a clean, modern look.
Bright and airy corner room with full-height windows draped with sheer curtains, overlooking a river view.
Modern bathroom with mirrored walls, beige tiles, and minimalist fixtures, offering a sleek and clean design.
Spacious modern bedroom with panoramic windows, dark wood finishes, and a cozy sitting area, showcasing minimalist design.
Rob Feltrin
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