Tucked into a quiet Stoke Newington street, this beautifully reimagined Victorian townhouse is a study in calm, considered design. Architecture and interior design studio Magri Williams have transformed the four-storey period property into a serene, light-filled family home, where original character meets a softly modern sensibility throughout.
A restrained palette of microcement, light oak and marble runs through the house, paired with a soft, neutral colour scheme that lends every room a warm, editorial quality. The lower ground floor opens out through a six-metre sliding glass door to a landscaped garden, with a feature planter drawing greenery and dappled light deep into the open-plan kitchen, dining and family space. Twin semi-circular rooflights and overhanging eaves animate the interiors with shifting patterns of light and shadow throughout the day.
Bespoke moments anchor each room: an oversized marble island in the kitchen, a sculptural fireplace and integrated TV unit in the lounge, a fabric-upholstered headboard in the principal bedroom, and a custom marble sink in the en-suite. The upper floors retain the proportions and quiet detailing of the original Victorian house, with light oak, marble and traditional finishes creating a softer, more refined atmosphere as you move up through the home.
Arranged over four floors, the house offers a generous open-plan kitchen, dining and family room with garden access on the lower ground; a lounge and study on the ground floor; a principal bedroom suite on the first; and further bedrooms and bathrooms on the upper floors. The landscaped garden, with its built-in bench facing the planter and full scale outdoor kitchen, offers a quiet, green outlook that works equally well as an exterior set.
The perfect location home for a variety of production shoots, including; photo shoots, video shoots, commercial shoots, interviews and more.