Royal Warwick Square offers 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments ranging between 850,000 and 4 million pounds, and are all wrapped around a classic London square. The development also offers a cinema, bespoke interior designer, and exclusive concierge services to nearby Harrod’s. Units are built with custom offerings for kitchens and baths to built a home suitable for any tenant. The property is also located only a few blocks from Kensington Gardens, with quick access to both the Picadilly Line in Knightsbridge, and the Circle and District Lines at Kensington High Street.

The development, in a collaboration between St Edward, the Berkeley Group, and JLL, is currently listing its latest phase Sherrin House, complete with 66 units. The building also features beautiful penthouses and the right to park for an additional 75,000 quid per year. The square also features a swimming pool, vitality pool, sauna, spa, and private cinema for residents. With the density of London growing exponentially in the past few years, and high end housing constantly in flux,  this development in its early stages would be a great investment as Knightsbridge continues to grow as one of London’s premiere luxury neighborhoods.

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Over 22,000 Swarovski crystals cover the surface of this incredible Saracen bath by Catchpole & Rye. What glamorous gal wouldn’t want to glitter, even in her bathtub? Socialite Tamara Ecclestone revealed she spent £1m on a blinged-out crystal bathtub in 2012, so, continuing on this trend (on perhaps a more realistic design budget), Harrods will sell Catchpole & Rye’s equally glamorous tub for £150,000 (over $195,000 US).

The Swarovski crystals on the claw-footed bath can be customized in gold, blue, or green, and the tub is created from cast metal featuring an enamel interior. Crafted by hand, it took over 200 hours of manpower to create this dazzling statement piece.

Managing Director Tony O’Donnell speaks of the idea to Daily Mail: “It was to do something exotic. We did a job for a princess in the middle east and she was very much into her bling, and that's where the idea stems from. There is a huge amount of work that goes into it, hundreds of hours, it's all English craftsmanship.”

Photos courtesy of Daily Mail

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