Pairing this with smooth resin ‘concrete’ floors,
a raw steel balustrade and dramatic ‘Tornado’
and ‘Gant’ concrete light fittings, the common
parts of the building have a distinct feel
inspired by mid-century design and architects
such as John Lautner and Denys Lasdun.
The apartments themselves were rooted in
expressing materials naturally to create a more
timeless aesthetic, with herringbone solid
oak flooring, bespoke sapele joinery brushed
brass fittings and fixtures and the continuing
resin ‘concrete’ flooring. The units each
receive ample sunlight from either end of the
property, whereby the presence of the trees
gives a sense of living within a suburban-like
canopy. Each unit is given both front and rear
terraces lined in a dark composite decking,
which overlooking Islington and the nearby
Canonbury station.
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