Eight design-led apartments open in reimagined Notting Hill dairy
Eight apartments have launched at The Dairy, a residential development in London's Notting Hill by Echlin, with architecture by Frost Architects and development by Black Treacle. The project transforms a 19th-century former working dairy into design-led homes that retain the industrial building's character through exposed brick, steel, high ceilings, and Crittall-style windows. Echlin's creative director Samuel Pye emphasized revealing heritage rather than overwriting it, describing industrial reuse as a sustainable model. Interiors feature neutral tones with bold accents, oak herringbone flooring, limestone and quartzite surfaces, and curated art. Each apartment is unique with barrel-vaulted ceilings and generous proportions. The development is now on the market.
Key facts
- The Dairy is located in Notting Hill, London.
- The project was developed by Black Treacle.
- Architecture was by Frost Architects.
- Interiors were conceived by Echlin.
- Samuel Pye is creative director at Echlin.
- The building is a reimagined 19th-century former working dairy.
- There are eight apartments in the development.
- Materials include exposed brick, steel, oak herringbone flooring, limestone, and quartzite.
Entities
Artists
- Samuel Pye
Institutions
- Echlin
- Frost Architects
- Black Treacle
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Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Notting Hill