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A key element of Goddard Littlefair ’ s design process for the Penthouse was anticipating the needs and requirements of future residents – creating a home that complements a lifestyle that features travelling , food , luxury and wellness .
The design of the double height lounge has been assembled for residents to watch the sun set or rise , with the apartment ’ s elevated position lifting them above the cityscape , in perfect view of the London Eye . The views across London are reflected in a double height mirrored fireplace , which is placed between the lounge and the dining area .
Facing onto Jubilee Gardens , the expansive terrace is the perfect space for a spot of mindfulness , dine in the warmer months , enjoy a front seat view of the New Year celebrations or simply savour the sights from one of the city ’ s best vantage points .
Behind the main kitchen is a compact production kitchen , which provides the perfect prep station for caterers , for example , to set up when entertaining . Two spacious guest bedrooms are located beyond , with a connecting shower room .
The dining area is characterised by a bespoke 5-metre book matched Patagonia stone table , with bronze tubular legs , which has been positioned along the axis from the kitchen through to the bedroom wing to accentuate the substantial volume of the space .
The living / dining area leads onto the main kitchen , which features integrated Miele appliances , a wine cooler , polished marble worktops and a breakfast bar . Due to its position in the building , it provides a direct view of Big Ben through a full-height glazed sliding door - leading onto a private terrace . With this in mind , the arrangement of the kitchen inspired Goddard Littlefair to dress the space without a kitchen clock , seeing no better alternative to the world-famous clockface outside .