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Park Hyatt Residences Launch in London with Christian Bense Show Apartments

architecture-design · 2026-09-23

On 23 September 2026, sales commenced for the Park Hyatt Residences, which consist of 103 fully furnished branded homes situated above the Park Hyatt Hotel in Nine Elms, London, inaugurated in 2025. This week marks the unveiling of the initial show apartments on Level 26, crafted by South African designer Christian Bense. The showcased residences include a three-bedroom and a one-bedroom unit, both offering stunning views of the London skyline and Battersea Power Station. Notable design elements feature a rug by Peter Page and a vintage Danish cabinet. Bense's vision was to create a homely atmosphere by blending antiques with soft textiles. Marketed by Knightcrest and supported by Valouran, these residences provide access to hotel amenities, with additional designer interiors set to debut in the next six months.

Key facts

  • Park Hyatt Residences sales launched on 23 September 2026
  • The development includes 103 turnkey branded residences above the Park Hyatt Hotel
  • The Park Hyatt Hotel opened in 2025 within a twin-high-rise development designed by KPF
  • Christian Bense designed the first show apartments on Level 26
  • The first interiors comprise a three-bedroom and a one-bedroom residence
  • Featured pieces include works by Peter Page, Juan Escudero, Amy Kent, The Modern Warehouse and Atelier 278
  • Knightcrest brings the homes to market, backed by developer Valouran
  • More show apartment interiors by selected designers are planned over the next six months

Entities

Artists

  • Christian Bense
  • Peter Page
  • Juan Escudero
  • Amy Kent
  • Henry Barrow
  • Ellie Stathaki
  • Tadao Ando
  • Rem Koolhaas
  • Glenn Sestig

Institutions

  • Park Hyatt Residences
  • Park Hyatt Hotel
  • KPF
  • The Modern Warehouse
  • Atelier 278
  • Knightcrest
  • Valouran
  • Wallpaper*
  • Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
  • Bartlett
  • Thames & Hudson

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Nine Elms
  • River Thames
  • Battersea Power Station
  • Vauxhall
  • South Africa
  • Greece
  • Thessaloniki

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