Living in a church is possible for a family of londoners residing in Westbourne Grove Church, Notting Hill. The 1853 building has undergone a bold renovation to be turned into a loft which still features the original details of the edifice.<\/p>\n
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Whilst the exterior is still untouched, the interior has been turned upside down by DOS Architects <\/strong>studio: the outcome is a two story apartment linked by a glass staircase enhancing the original arch windows as well as some portholes with wrought iron adornments, all mixed with new bold colors.<\/p>","testo_b":" White walls and flooring combined with Eighties-style shocking-colored sofas and XL armchairs which clash in a perfect way with the other pieces of furniture such as an ethnic rug, crystal details, the all black dining table and some gothic elements.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The eclectic style of the lower floor continues upstairs where the bedroom features a bathtub in front of the window, with pink and purple panels as shutters.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A well-lighted space for a colorful interior which appears the exact opposite of the exterior of its own building, because you can’t never judge a book by its cover.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n