Jam Factory

We began by reimagining the apartment’s layout to better meet the client’s needs. The space had a basic developer fit-out that showed significant wear and lacked the sophistication the client envisioned. By creating additional access between the two bedrooms, we introduced a dedicated dressing area for the master bedroom, which could also function as a second bedroom when required. This flexible solution made the most of the available space while maintaining privacy for guests.

The transformation of the master bathroom was a central challenge. Previously poorly detailed and lacking a sense of luxury, it was reimagined as a calming, dark en-suite complete with fitted mirrored joinery, a wet room shower, and underfloor heating.

To elevate the living spaces, we introduced steel-framed glazing to separate the dining area from the lobby. This addition enhanced the sense of depth and allowed natural daylight from the roof terrace to filter through the space. The terrace itself became a standout feature, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and serving as a focal point for the apartment.

Throughout the home, we used a luxurious palette of materials, including marble, brass, and oak, while preserving the building’s historic character through exposed brickwork. This careful balance of old and new created a space that feels both elegant and timeless.