The homeowner fell in love with the breathtaking crescent-shaped facade of the complex conceived by John Nash, as well as the illustrious history behind the establishment. Some of the noted residents at Regent’s Crescent include Earl of Derby, Lord Houstoun-Boswall, and Count Joseph-Napoléon Bonaparte – Napoléon’s older brother.

A chandelier with natural crystal from Wired Custom Lighting grades the ceiling in the main living area. 

In contrast to the cream palette running throughout the rest of the home, the kitchen features dark hues with the cabinetry and countertops in matte black.

The black marble countertop in the bathroom pairs beautifully with the white walls.

“Art did not come right away either. A photo of David Yarrow at Maddox Gallery (above) was bought before it officially went on sale. The gallery secretly showed a selection of the photographer’s new works for a close circle of people,” explains Olga.

For the bedroom, British artist Bianca Smith also painted a portrait of the client called “Josephine Dancing in Heels with Fans and a Glass of Champagne. Mark Quinn’s spectacular round work for the living room was bought from a private collector.

The dining table was designed by Carlo Scarpa; chairs, Gallotti & Radice, in fabric from Dedar; bar stools, by Crea; table lamps designed by Kelly Weirstler for Visual Comfort & Co .; vases designed by Jean-Louis Deniot for Baker.

Armchair by Liang & Eimil; side table Elude; on the wall is Bianca Smith’s “Josephine Dancing with Fans and a Glass of Champagne”; curtains by Mark Alexander.

The master bedroom is bathed in shades of white, evoking a restful and comforting ambience.

Soft textures abound in the bedroom, adding to the serene atmosphere of the space.