| Image | Address | Architect | Date | Notes | References |
| Kensington (W8) |
 | 10 Palace Gate, W8 | Wells Coates | 1939 | | IoE 422486 |
 | 1a Canning Place, W8 | | | | |
| South Kensington (SW7, W8) |
 | Vicarage, St Paul's, Onslow Square, SW7 | Maidment & Brady | 1969 | | Pevsner p542. |
 | Hereford House, 24-26 Hereford Square, SW7 4TS | Colin St John Wilson & Arthur Baker | 1958 | Also a house at 1 Wetherby Place. | Pevsner p548. |
 | 17a Grenville Place, SW7 | Stirling & Gowan | 1959 | | H&GS p112. |
 | 51 & 52 Kelso Place, W8 5QQ | Seth Stein | 1995 | A minimalist courtyard house incorporating existing Victorian buildings. | AR Oct 96 |
| Earls Court (SW5) |
 | 5 Kramer Mews, SW5 | VX Design | | Mews house squeezed into end plot. Called "T House" by architects. | |
| Knightsbridge |
 | 10 & 12 Harriet Walk, SW1 | | | | |
 | 101,103,105,107 Pavilion Road, SW1X 0ET | Arne Jacobsen, Dissing & Weitling | 1977 | Four houses, part of the Danish Embassy. Jacobsen died in 1971 with the design incomplete. His work was taken on by his former staff, Dissing & Weitling. | Pevsner p582. |
 | 27 Cheval Place, SW7 | BB Partnership | | Long, thin top-lit house. | |
 | 74 Cheval Place, SW7 | Seth Stein | | | |
 | 2 Rutland Mews West, SW7 1NY | Niall McLaughlin Architects | | | |
| Chelsea |
 | 22,24 & 26 Ovington Square, SW3 | Walter Segal | 1957 | | Pevsner p541. |
 | 37 Tite Street, SW3 | Tony Fretton Architects | | Ponderous house clad in French red limestone - including the garage doors! | |
 | 49 Glebe Place, SW3 | Charles Rennie Mackintosh | | Studio for Harold Squire. The ground floor is purportedly the only remaining Mackintosh work in London. | |
 | 17 Ropers Orchard, Danvers Street, SW3 | | | Infill maisonette over garages. | |
| Two houses, Paultons Street, SW3 | Niall Mclaughlin Architects | | Two small barrel vaulted houses on a thin site set back behind other properties. | |
 | Crofton House, 32 Old Church Street, SW3 5BY | Tony Fretton Architects | | New flat at basement, ground and first floor. The rear extends as far as Upper Cheyne Row. For Anish and Susanne Kapoor. | 'Architecture Today', no.176, March 07, p.37. |
 | 'The Inner Court', 48 Old Church Street, SW3 5BY | Joseph Rykwert | | Offices and six flats around courtyard with curved vehicular ramp. |
 | 58 Old Church Street, SW3 | | | |
 | 5 Mulberry Walk, SW3 | | | |
 | 64 Old Church Street, SW3 6EP | Mendelsohn & Chermayeff | 1936 | A long, low house with Mendelsohn's characteristic horizontal emphasis. For publisher Denis Cohen. Conservatory added by Foster and Partners. Listed. | IoE 422293. Pevsner p587. TMHT p61. |
 | 66 & 68 Old Church Street, SW3 6EP | Walter Gropius & Maxwell Fry | 1936 | For playwright Benn Levy and actress Constance Cummings. Extended and altered including tile hanging. Now two houses. Listed. | IoE 422294. TMHT p60.Pevsner p587. |
 | 20 Cathcart Road, SW10 | C.J.G.Guest | 1975 | | Pevsner p549. |
| Notting Hill (W11) |
 | 65 Ladbroke Grove, W11 2PD | Maxwell Fry | | Listed. Block of 18 Flats. | Pevsner p526. IoE 421385 |
 | 18 Lansdowne Crescent, W11 2NL | John Pawson, Paul Davis & Partners | 2004 | Posh flats for Octagon Developments. Pawson's original design executed by Paul Davis and Partners. | |
 | 29 1/2 Lansdowne Crescent, W11 | | | Thin infill. | |
 | 19 Lansdowne Walk, W11 | | | House alterations for architectural writer Charles Jencks. | |
 | 1,1a & 1b Clarendon Road, W11 | | | Three houses. | |
 | 39 Pottery Lane, London W11 | | | Mews House. | |
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 | 41-43 Pottery Lane, London W11 4LY | David Mikhail | 1997 | Mews House. | |
 | 13 Norland Place, W11 4QG | Jonathan Tuckey Design | | Mews house with big features and minimal details. | |
| 1-6 Prince's Yard W11 4PH | | 1971 | Six houses squeezed into a tiny site at end of mews. | |
 | 17b Princes Place, W11 4QA | Peter Aldington of Aldington & Craig | 1970 | | |
| 1 Addison Place, W11 | Pierre Botschi | | Mews house with 70's style curved windows. | |
 | 61 and 63 Portobello Road, W11 3DB | Alan Power Architects | | A pair of houses with a 'gull wing' roof. | |
 | 6 Alba Place, LONDON, W11 1LQ | John Pawson | | Off Portobello road. The pink house in the photo. Tarn House, for Gary Tarn, film maker. Minimalist interior transformation by John Pawson. (The opposite, pale blue house has an interior by Henning Stummel). | |
 | Portobello Studios, 5a-5e Haydens Place, LONDON, W11 1LY | | | Off Portobello Road. Five houses in gated mews. | |
 | 10-18, Dunworth Mews, LONDON, W11 1LE | Roland Cowan Architects | | Off Portobello Road. Houses with a shared front garden. | |
 | 7 Simon Close, LONDON, W11 | | | Off Portobello Road. Wood and glass facade. | |
| North Kensington (W10) |
 | 95a Oxford Gardens, W10 | Alex Michaelis of Michaelis Boyd Associates | | Sunken house due to planning restriction of 6ft maximum height. | |
 | 1a-3d, St Quintin Avenue, W10 | | | Flats. | |
 | Flats in St Marks Road, W10 | | | Flats. | |
 | 118a Highlever Road, W10 | Crawford Partnership | | On a corner site with Barlby Road. The house has a lot of accommodation below ground to meet the planners' requirement of 3m maximum height. Called 'Snowden House II' by the architects. | |
 | 319 and 319a Portobello Road, W10 5SY | Meadowcroft Griffin Architects | 2004 | House and gallery for Simon Finch Rare Books. End of terrace house with layered glass and concrete facade. | Architecture Today 160, p58. |
 | Trellick Tower, 5 Golborne Road, W10 | Erno Goldfinger | 1972 | | Pevsner p532; IoE 471992; EH p574; |
 | 1,3 & 5, Hewer Street, LONDON, W10 6DU | | | A terraace of three houses at the end of the street. | |
 | 1-68 Kensal House, Ladbroke Grove, LONDON, W10 5BQ | F Maxwell Fry and Grey Wornum | 1938 | Listed. | IoE 421529 |
| Holland Park (W8) |
 | 12 Aubrey Road, W8 | | | Well composed front elevation. | |
 | 23 Kensington Place, W8 | Tom Kay | 1967 | J.C.R. Bailey House. | ABT p113; JP p23 |
 | 55 Campden Street, W8 7EL | Douglas Stephens | | | |
 | The Mount, 76 Bedford Gardens, W8 | Douglas Stephens | 1964 | | |
 | 60 Hornton Street, W8 4NU | | | | Pevsner p507. |
 | The Garden House, 20 Napier Place, W14 | | | Three storey flats. Over-rated by Pevsner (p513). | |