Welcome to this striking industrial warehouse apartment in the iconic DeHavilland Building, designed by the renowned Sir Owen Williams. This architect-designed, Art Deco aircraft factory conversion offers a spacious shoot location in the London Borough of Hackney, featuring a 1300 sqft open-plan layout flooded with natural light.   Nestled in a coveted corner position (east, south, west facing), this location is bathed in sunlight from 23 original towering factory windows. The triple-height ceiling and raw concrete features - including beams, pillars, and walls - coupled with elegant bamboo flooring, effortlessly combine modern elegance with industrial charm. This unique location is perfect for photo shoots, filming, and creative content creation.   Step inside to discover an abundance of natural light highlighting the impressive DJ booth with large speakers, set against a custom-made floor-to-ceiling wooden book/record shelf. The spacious dining area, featuring 6 Cesca chairs adjacent to a well-appointed dining table, creates an ideal atmosphere for your photoshoot.   The kitchen nook boasts a kitchen island with a hob, mid-century style cabinetry, and granite work surfaces, making it both functional and visually appealing. The marble bathroom, complete with a luxurious bathtub, adds a touch of sophistication to this industrial haven.   Enjoy the convenience of on-site amenities, including heating, off-street visitor parking (max 3 cars, £10/car), 2 elevators, high-speed Wi-Fi, and complimentary tea, coffee, and crockery. Immerse yourself in the endless creative possibilities offered by this unique first-floor sanctuary, where every corner narrates a tale of unparalleled style and sophistication, ensuring your photoshoot stands out with a touch of exclusive industrial elegance.   The host is highly experienced with accommodating film and photoshoot crews, ensuring a smooth and successful shoot.   Experience the perfect blend of historical significance and contemporary design at your next inspiring location for any creative project.