Introducing The Dog Factory, a 3,200-square-foot shoot location nestled in a converted Victorian pet food factory in Poplar, East London. The loft apartment spans across three floors with tranquil views of the Limehouse Cut canal. The property is a blend of industrial heritage with minimalist luxury.
You are welcomed by natural light flooding into a dramatic space across triple-height loft ceilings featuring a three-walled mezzanine with cantilevered balconies. While the space is minimalistic, it carries a sleek urban aesthetic with its Crittall-style windows, carpeted floor, and neutral furnishing, it also retains its historic symbolism in the exposed brick, wood accents, and industrial glass walls. Beyond the main living area, the property comes with a dining room, lounging area, cosy nooks, and office spaces.
On the upper floor, a restored 100-year-old double split barn door opens to a panoramic canal-view balcony. The property comes with space-age bathrooms both upstairs and downstairs finished with tiles. Gallery walls with statement art like ‘deer against a parking lot backdrop’ and the dog sculpture showcase the character that resonates with the space.
