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Life · Home & design · published 2026-08-15 · via Architectural Digest

A 1960s London Modernist Gem Gets a Thoughtful Revival

A London interiors firm has restored a 1960s house originally designed by modernist architect Patrick Gwynne, preserving its original floor plan and spirit. The renovation highlights enduring materials like terrazzo stairs and marble shelves, showcasing how mid-century details remain timeless. The project balances historical integrity with contemporary living needs.

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