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Terrasse Penthouse Hotel in London

1 Feb 2020

Design: Studio Fils

Location: London, UK

Photos by Annie Harrison

Terrasse Penthouse London

Terrasse Penthouse is an apart-hotel concept for those looking for a more design led, urban yet characterful escape in the heart of the city.

Studio Fils has divided the internal space with deeply texture critical windows to allow light through and mimic the doors leading to hidden terraces and walk in wardrobes.

Ribbed and panelled walls in neutral colours add other subtle textures to the layers of linens throughout the rooms.

Other features include vintage, black leather armchairs, a marble dressing nook, a brass, marble and polished concrete en-suite, and a light filled heightened dining area styled with oversize lighting.

Terrasse Penthouse Hotel – Accommodation Design Information

Architects: Studio Fils
Completion date: 2020
Building levels: 1

Photographs by Annie Harrison

Terrasse Penthouse London apart-hotel images / information received 010220 from Studio Fils

Location: London, England, UK

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