Nos. 22 and 22A Avonmore Road in Kensington, south-west London, were built in 1888-89 by James MacLaren as a studio house for the sculptor HR Pinker. Of a free design, they are three storeys, orange/red brick with painted stone dressings, and an attic storey within the tiled roof. No. 22 has a low porch supported by squat Ionic columns on a stone banded brick plinth and interesting mullioned and transomed cross windows with leaded lights. No. 22A has large partly glazed studio doors with small casement windows on the upper floors and octagonal lantern with wind vane crowning what is almost a turret where the front sets forward. Statutory listed Grade II*, they add greatly to the architectural interest of the street.

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