Property News · January 1, 2017

Raimund Berthold's penthouse panorama


A designer’s riverside flat is the perfect setting for a collection of contemporary artYou never expect anyone to actually live in a riverside penthouse. You only ever see them in movie versions of London – sleek, soulless, improbably empty lairs for Bond villains or corporate baddies. But, it turns out, they exist in the real world, too – like the 11th floor Lambeth apartment Raimund Berthold and his partner, Paul, have shared for over a decade.In some ways, it’s just like countless other London flats. Bedroom, bathroom, open kitchen/living room, room-too-small-to-be-anything-but-a-spare-room, each stuffed with its owners’ treasured possessions. But this one comes with a panorama that sweeps from the MI6 building and Battersea power station to the palaces of Parliament and Millbank. And the clutter is an enviable collection of contemporary art. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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