In the late 18th century, London was a crucial global trading hub, leading to the construction of industrial warehouses along the Thames. Today, few remain, but those that do are being transformed, such as a Grade II-listed warehouse in Wapping owned by interior designer Veronique Hopkinson. She appreciates the unique character of her riverside apartment, emphasizing its industrial architecture. By stripping it down to an open-plan layout, she incorporates modern amenities, reflecting her family’s lifestyle while celebrating the historical essence of the space.
This riverside apartment in a Grade II-listed warehouse is a testament to the blend of historical charm and modern design, showcasing unique industrial features.
Veronique Hopkinson transformed her London warehouse apartment into an open-plan haven, preserving its identity through original elements like exposed brick and industrial remnants.
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