Inside Gary Barlow’s £20 MILLION Kensington family home: Singer offers a glimpse at his modern pad that boasts a recording studio, vaulted ceilings and gym
He has released a series of duets from the comfort of his lush home recording studio during lockdown.
And Gary Barlow, 49, shared a glimpse at his £20 million Kensington family home in London where he is currently isolating with his wife Dawn, 50, and their children, Emily, 17, Daniel, 19, and 11-year-old Daisy.
The Take That singer’s sprawling home includes an impressive recording studio as well as contemporary streamlined interiors with vaulted ceilings, lavish dark wood furnishings and modern tiling throughout.
Luxury: Gary Barlow, 49, has shared a glimpse into life at his £20 million Kensington pad that he resides in with family including his wife Dawn, 50, and their children, Emily, 17, Daniel, 19, and 11-year-old Daisy
The kitchen of the family home includes sand washed wooden flooring and white walls with a glass floor-to-ceiling window that looks into their leafy green garden.
As well as a vintage dark wooden cabinet, the kitchen features oak wood open shelving that houses cut crystal glasses, condiments and a selection of plates with Corian counter tops for a smooth finish.
To decorate the kitchen cabinets are strings of fairy lights that stop beside the stainless steel range cooker.
The streamlined feel of the property translates through to the living area where Gary has stone washed taupe coloured walls to match the modern marble fire place yet contrasts with the chosen grey rug.
High tech: The Take That singer’s sprawling home includes an impressive recording studio as well as contemporary streamlined interiors with vaulted ceilings, smooth wood finishings and modern tiling throughout
The window panes and doors that lead into the garden are painted white to brighten up the chosen dark interiors that include a black leather sofa and red Persian rug.
Fitness plays an important part in the Better Me author’s life and he boast an impressive home gym with high tech equipment including a treadmill and cross trainer.
The gym space features high vaulted ceilings with wooden beams for an open-plan airy feel.
Sleek: The kitchen of the family home includes sand washed wooden flooring and white walls with a glass floor to ceiling window that looks into their leafy green garden
Hub of the home: As well as a vintage dark wooden cabinet, the kitchen features oak wood open shelving that houses cut crystal glasses, condiments and a selection of plates with corian countertops for a smooth finish
After a long day working out, the star is able to relax in the marble bathtub that sits atop of the hexagon blue and black modern tiling in his bathroom.
Behind the luxurious tub are long blue curtains that cover the floor-to-ceiling-windows and an oak chest-of-draws in the corner of the room.
His impressive at home studio includes a variety of keyboards, a microphone and a speaker sound system to produce high quality music.
Effortless: The streamlined feel of the property translates through to the living area where Gary has stone washed taupe coloured walls to match the modern marble fire place yet contrasts with the grey rug
Cosy: The window panes and doors that lead into the garden are painted white to brighten up the chosen dark interiors that include a black leather sofa and red Persian rug
As well as the multiple keyboards in his studio, his children are able to practice on the white grand piano that sits on top of stone washed tiles inside his home.
The star has kept the interiors of his bedroom private. However, he shared a glimpse of the comfy bed which has all white bedsheets for a luxurious nights sleep.
Last month, Gary and Robbie Williams reunited for a duet from their respective homes amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.
Work out: Fitness plays an important part in the Better Me author’s life and he boast an impressive home gym with high tech equipment including a treadmill and cross trainer
High ceilings: The gym space features high vaulted ceilings with wooden beams for an open-plan airy feel
The singers, who found fame as members of Take That, performed the duet on their webcams as they sang a rendition of their 2010 single Shame.
Alongside the video, Gary wrote: ‘Sorry to have made you wait so long for this one. Yes the dynamic duo return.
‘Thank you @robbiewilliams for taking the time to be part of this. Big hugs (virtually of course) #thecroonersessions.’
The pair, who both shared the video on social media, can be seen singing in their homes with Gary also performing on the keyboard.
Music making: As well as the multiple keyboards in his studio, his children are able to practice on the white grande piano that sits on top of stone washed tiles inside his home
Gary and Robbie, 46, co-wrote Shame together for Robbie’s second greatest hits album, In and Out of Consciousness: Greatest Hits 1990-2010.
The song was the first time the pair collaborated on a song together solely and it was also the first time they had worked together since Robbie left Take That in 1995.
The new duet clearly delighted fans as the video has notched up an impressive 5.8million views on Facebook and over 600,000 on Gary’s Twitter.
Gary has been uploading several renditions of hits to his Facebook page, dubbing them The Crooner Sessions.
The series has seen him collaborate with some of the biggest names in music, including Cliff Richard, Brian May, and Lulu.
He’s also highlighted less famous faces in his fan sessions, including with 12-year-old Alex Hemingway, the nephew of Drum Major Oxley, who died in a motorbike crash at Cypriot Army base in 2016.
Sweet dreams: The star has kept the interiors of his bedroom private however has shared a glimpse of the comfy bed bed which has all white bedsheets for a luxurious night sleep
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