London Interiors Highlights Our Gin Distillery Project

Recently, our project Gin Distillery was featured in London Interiors in a piece exploring the renovation and design of a contemporary gin distillery space.

The project centred around creating an environment that balanced industrial character with warmth and atmosphere - designing a space that felt functional and hardworking whilst still holding a strong visual identity and sense of experience throughout.

Designing Beyond Residential Spaces

Although much of our work focuses on residential interior design, commercial projects often bring a different kind of creative challenge.

With the Gin Distillery project, the design needed to function operationally whilst also shaping how people moved through and experienced the space. The balance between practicality, atmosphere and materiality became central throughout the process.

As with many of our projects, the aim was never simply to create something visually striking, but to design a space that felt cohesive, intuitive and genuinely enjoyable to spend time in.

Working With Industrial Character

One of the defining elements of the project was the existing industrial architecture of the building itself.

Rather than softening or disguising those features, the design leaned into them - allowing texture, raw materials and structural elements to become part of the atmosphere of the interiors. Warmer finishes and layered lighting were then introduced to balance the harder architectural details and create a more inviting environment overall.

We’re often interested in spaces that feel refined without losing their sense of authenticity or character.

Creating Atmosphere Through Material & Light

The London Interiors feature focused particularly on the atmosphere within the project and how materiality, lighting and layout worked together to shape the experience of the space.

Lighting became an especially important part of the design process, helping transition the distillery from a more functional daytime setting into a warmer, more intimate environment during evenings and events.

Natural materials, tonal layering and softer textures were used throughout to prevent the interiors from feeling overly cold or overly industrial.

Featured In London Interiors by Emma Jane

It was lovely to see the Gin Distillery project featured in London Interiors and included within their wider conversation around contemporary commercial interior design and hospitality spaces.

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