Mulberry Square Townhouse is a five-bedroom townhouse on 10,000 square feet, Banda Property draws inspiration from Chelsea Barracks' long history as one of the most important British Army sites in London, as well as from nature and the artisans who have been involved in the site's construction to date. Adhering to the universal values of "design for life", this elegant and functional gathering place is not limited by traditional factors.

When people walk in it, they will feel an unprecedented peace; The fresh earth color and texture harmoniously pull them away from their busy lives. Some of the asymmetrical layout of modern furniture creates a new view, and with the space in the context of the interesting, produce an indescribable sense of pleasure. Antiques, vintage accessories and furniture bridge the gap between contemporary and traditional features, revealing the owner's lifelong collection in its entirety.

A patchwork of marble flooring marks the arrival of the visitor at the centre of the house, where the entire space can be seen from a standing position. The formal dining area and living space are the embodiment of the inner spirit of Banda Property, which is not only a daily living space, but also a space to "love and be loved".

The custom-made double-sided curved sofa, dining table and round corrugate-backed seating provide the perfect event space for regular gatherings. The kitchen is both functional and dignified, with custom cabinetry inlaid with white marble and integrated appliances. Double folding doors open to a private Mediteranean-style garden with natural views outside.

The master suite is located on the second floor. The sleeping area features simple monastic colors, lime walls and a queen bed of noble dimensions, creating a private palatial lounge space for the owner and two separate dressing rooms as required. The second bedroom is located on the third floor, and each bedroom has an en suite bathroom and a unique aesthetic taste in style.