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London Interiors (2023)

  • Writer: Leo Wood
    Leo Wood
  • May 5
  • 1 min read

Green room with fireplace, blue velvet chair, and gold chandelier. Art and plants accent the space. Text: London Interiors, Emma J Page.

We are honoured to be featured in London Interiors (2023), a publication showcasing some of the capital’s most distinctive and beautifully crafted homes.


Our Gin Distillery project in Whitechapel is included among this collection, celebrated for its sensitive transformation of an industrial space into a layered and inviting family home. Set within a former Victorian gin distillery, the project reflects Kinder Design’s belief that even the most robust historic structures can be reimagined with softness, texture and warmth.


Modern kitchen with open shelves, green sofa, and cozy wood stove. Minimalist decor with wooden beams and large windows enhancing light.

Open book shows a modern interior with a green sofa, text panel, a white-walled bathroom, and a wooden chair by a bathtub. Neutral tones.

Open book with cozy living room on left page, featuring wood stove, chairs, plants, and skylight. Right page has a quote and patio photo.

Open book on a wooden table. Left page has text about architecture. Right page shows a bright dining room with a yellow table, flowers, and chairs.

Open magazine showing a bathroom with plants and a white bathtub on the left, and a cozy bedroom with a wooden ceiling and a yellow pillow on the right.

The interiors were designed to honour the building’s past while introducing a lighter, contemporary character. Exposed brick, original beams and steel-framed windows are balanced with oak joinery, soft textiles and a muted palette to create a home that feels both robust and refined.


Kinder Design specialises in creating homes that are deeply rooted in their architectural context, but always tailored to the needs of modern living. The Gin Distillery project demonstrates our commitment to thoughtful renovation, balancing heritage and liveability in every detail.


You can view the full project here.

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