Luxury homes: a historic London complex transformed into a home with modern interiors

Built in 1820, Regent’s Crescent was formerly created by John Nash as part of the new palace development commissioned by King George IV. Over the years, this historic crescent-shaped complex evolved into a series of homes for London’s elite. Today, it boasts 67 apartment residences and 9 Garden Villas.

The owner of this apartment at Regent’s Crescent is a food blogger from China who lives in London and loves vintage and contemporary art. Most of the items were purchased from galleries in London and Paris.

AT A GLANCE

Home: A Grade I listed apartment at Regent’s Crescent, London with three bedrooms

Size of home: 1,938 sq ft

Who lives here: A chinese food blogger, her four year-old son and a poodle.

ID: Olga Ashby Interiors

This article was originally published in Home & Decor.

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