This is a conversion of a former workshop above a retained shop at street level in the heart of Hatton Garden, London’s jewellery quarter. The building was extensively refurbished and a dormer roof extension added. The views celebrate the urban condition of weathered brickwork and the industrial context.
The result is a residential quadlex apartment, with three bedrooms and bathrooms at the lower levels, a living space with double-height study, and a roof terrace accessed from the top floor kitchen/dining level.
The project was designed with a palette of complementary materials and finishes, as a background for the client’s eclectic collection of vintage furniture & lighting of varying periods and styles.
Sliding rooflight by Natralight, terrazzo by Inopera, Duravit & Crosswater fittings from Alternative Bathrooms, Oikos kitchen from MC Stone.
Paintings by Benat Olaberria. Interior items sourced from West London suppliers Retrouvius, Bella’s Gone Home and B&T Antiques.
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