Space, light and white define this modern three-bedroom mews house. Expect original art, high-end furnishings and Kensington Gardens as your backyard.

Bark Place’s architect owner has left their mark on this reimagined Notting Hill mews house. You see it everywhere from the living room’s artfully placed, pitched skylight, its Buster + Punch hardware, right down to the curated coffee-table books. Have a browse; this fresh, bright space feels inspirational. Vast, whitewashed walls are a blank canvas for original artwork and colour-pop furnishings.

Enter through the smart, ground-floor kitchen, characterised by poured concrete, coveted appliance brands and light that streams through floor-to-ceiling glass doors. A large dining table is perfect for entertaining – slide back the doors to open the space to the peaceful cobbled mews or retire to the linger-longer living room upstairs.

The bedrooms comprise a master with en suite and a further double and single, and in each bespoke cabinetry capitalises on space, making unpacking that bit more pleasurable. Wake up well with a steam in a rainfall shower before heading out. Kensington Gardens is less than a three-minute walk away; think of it as your back yard. Queensway and Bayswater Underground stations are on your doorstep.