A pared back and modern East London townhouse with polished concrete floors and white walls. The length of the room is accentuated by the absence of wall cabinetry, resulting in a kitchen that is more spacious and brighter with no shadows cast on to the worktops. Doors are crafted from quarter sawn oak with its distinctive pattern of medullary rays, highlighted by a charcoal stain; a simple raised edge forms their frame. A smooth, unpolished, pale concrete worktop sits on the floor cupboards and a glazed dresser is set into an adjacent niche.