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Interior Architecture
The full refurbishment of this unique first-floor North London apartment – in a former iron works and within a notable Conservation Area – saw us lead all aspects of interior and external works for our client, enhancing the space from the original two bedrooms, one bathroom, to two bedrooms and two bathrooms, all within the same footprint.
With fluidity of movement central to the design, a reconfigured layout creates an open-plan space, flooded with natural light. A neutral palette of Farrow and Ball is complemented by a polished concrete-style resin floor from Puurfloors. Original beams – freshly painted – and industrial style feature lighting, draw one’s eye to the roof apertures above, adding height to the main living area. A classic deVOL kitchen blends seamlessly, opening up – rather than closing down – the space.
With carefully detailed, high-quality finishes introduced throughout – including a beautiful bespoke headboard from The Wood Veneer Hub, and Mandarin Stone tiled bathroom – and hand selected pieces of mid-century furniture and objet d’art, the space feels warm, with an eclectic yet minimal aesthetic.
As specialists in renovation and restoration work, we believe that a well-designed interior can enhance and breathe new life into an existing space, creating something both functional, and beautiful, while conserving important and interesting buildings, like this, for years to come.
Architecture
Interior Architecture
| Project Name | The Old Ironworks |
| Project Reference | 18069 |
| Interior Architecture | Anderson Orr |
| Photography | © Andrew Beasley |