The 2,756 sq ft, two-bedroom duplex is part of The Whiteley’s Designer Collection, a curated set of residences by leading designers inside the Grade II-listed former department store on Queensway.
Reimagined by Foster + Partners, the wider development has already sold around 76% of its residences, so this apartment sits among a small number of remaining homes in one of West London’s most talked-about luxury projects.
Spread over two levels, the apartment is defined by six-metre ceilings and dramatic lead-arch windows that pour natural light into the main living spaces.
The layout centres on an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area that encourages entertaining, anchored by twin Opera chandeliers from Ozone Lighting and framed by bespoke joinery and statement furniture.
Murray’s scheme leans into a sophisticated palette of onyx, tobacco and porcelain white, warmed with bronze, silk, chocolate and coffee tones to create a calm but richly layered atmosphere. Custom pieces by Irish master craftsman Cillian Johnston, including black birds-eye maple cabinetry concealing a hidden television and a walnut bar, sit alongside Parisian-inspired Pierre Frey stools and custom interpretations of iconic designs from The Invisible Collection.
A sweeping staircase lined with a silk-and-wool ombré runner by The Rug Company leads to the mezzanine primary suite, which includes a generous walk-in dressing room and a bathroom designed as a sanctuary of understated luxury.
On the lower level, a large guest suite opens to a Juliette balcony overlooking Queensway, with Savoir beds, Dedar-upholstered headboards, and layers of wool, velvet and hand-knotted Tibetan wool-and-silk carpets reinforcing a sense of cocooning comfort.
Buying into this duplex also means access to around 60,000 sq ft of amenities, including a 20-metre pool, state-of-the-art gym, padel court, library, children’s playrooms and a Six Senses spa and hotel within the same historic shell. Outside your door, Queensway’s £3 billion revival brings an Everyman Cinema, Third Space, live-fire restaurant Nela, 3812 Gallery and a growing roster of retail and dining tenants, repositioning the area as a new lifestyle hub
