With all technology hidden, 42 stone steps leading down to a luxurious spa and a 50ft living room this oasis of a home offers a break from the chaos of central London - in Hampstead.
Architect Claudio Silvestrin worked with Kanye West on his minimalist apartment in Soho, New York.
And now Cannon Lane in London has been transformed with contemporary minimalist design and is on the market for just £22.5million.
The design won a LEAF award in 2017 for Best International Interior Design after the luxurious house was built to replace an 'unremarkable' 1970s building
The lower leisure floor boasts a swimming pool, gym, steam room, sauna room, treatment area, changing room and a self-contained studio apartment
The 7,940 sq ft home has five bedrooms each with its own bathroom, a climate controlled walk-in pantry, its own miniature apartment in the basement for staff, a cinema that doubles as a safe room and a three-levelled garden.
Designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medalist Chris Beardshaw the garden is split over three levels into a dining area, water features, and a planted roof garden offering a view over the London skyline.
Most technology is hidden from immediate view with the house acting as a place 'of calm and serenity' and 'almost a meditative space', according to Claudio Silvestrin.
The cinema room has a state-of-the-art sound system, cup holders, large sofas and even doubles as a safe room in the case of a break-in
The living room is 50ft in length and a huge wall of glass allows in plenty of light as well as offering views of the garden
On the upper floors five bedrooms each have their own bathroom and offer views over the London skyline
The garden's three levels offer a dining area, water features, greenery and views over the London skyline
The designer, who has previously worked with fashion brands Armani and Calvin Klein and British sculptor Anish Kapoor, added: 'To achieve this simplicity, technology is mostly hidden and there is no ornamentation of any kind.
'However there is drama – the 42 step stone staircase that leads down to the pool and spa which recalls an ancient site, for example.'
The design won a LEAF award in 2017 for Best International Interior Design after the luxurious house was built to replace an 'unremarkable' 1970s building.
Bought by developers in 2007 Silvestrin spent £1m on Porphyry stone from the Italian Dolomites alone.
Designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medalist Chris Beardshaw the garden is split over three levels into a dining area, water features, and a planted roof garden
The house has been split over a total of six floors including a sub basement, basement, lower ground floor, ground floor, first floor and second floor
Most technology is hidden from immediate view with the house acting as a place 'of calm and serenity' and 'almost a meditative space', according to Claudio Silvestrin
Darkness can be found in the quiet of the staircase. While each room is brightly lit by floor to ceiling windows the staircase is lowly lit with light from each room flowing into the darkness of the stairs that connect each floor
Oxidised brass, bronze and natural oak floors are also features in the home.
It has a kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, and the lower leisure floor boasts a swimming pool, gym, steam room, sauna room, treatment area, changing room and a self-contained studio apartment.
Rosy Khalastchy, of Beauchamp Estates, said: 'This is an exceptional property in a wonderfully secluded setting.
'The discrete nature of the property - unobtrusively nestling in Cannon Lane - is like a hidden gemstone.
'Once inside, the true nature and scale of the house starts to reveal itself, showing clearly how the spectacular design and space is super for both relaxed living and entertaining.'
A modern spiral staircase connects each floor. Silvestrin spent £1m on Porphyry stone from the Italian Dolomites and floor to ceiling length windows let in light
Architect Claudio Silvestrin worked with Kanya West on his minimalist apartment in Soho, New York. And now Cannon Lane in London has been transformed with contemporary minimalist design and is on the market for just £22.5million
A large pool can be found in the basement where any prospective owner can take the time to relax and unwind. The basement also a steam and sauna room
The open plan home was created as an oasis from central London with meditation and calm at the centre of Silvestrin's vision. Oak floors, neutral colours and full-length floor to ceiling windows to bring in light all add to the sense of relaxation
View from the roof: The planted roof garden offers a spectacular view of central London from the peace and tranquillity of minimalist meditative design
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Main photo article With all technology hidden, 42 stone steps leading down to a luxurious spa and a 50ft living room this oasis of a home offers a break from the chaos of central London – in Hampstead.
Architect Claudio Silvestrin worked with Kanye West on his minimalist apartment in Soho, New York.
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.
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