Architecture and Interior Design StudiosInsideOutJam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

Project: Jam Factory Penthouse
Architects: InsideOut
Location: Bermondsey, South East London, UK
Photo Credits: David M. Christian
Text by InsideOut

InsideOut was appointed for the refurbishment of a 105 sqm penthouse in the converted Hartley Jam Factory in Bermondsey. The apartment enjoys a roof terrace and fantastic views of the city; although, it suffered from wear and tear of a basic developer fit out.

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

A slice of European walnut joinery cuts across the Jam Factory Penthouse; creating a unifying element, linking the open plan living spaces to the central, roof-lit hallway.

kitchen, InsideOut

A bespoke white washed birch plywood ceiling hides the services; increasing the sense of height within the space and most importantly emphasises the spectacular views of central London.

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

By providing additional access between the two bedrooms; InsideOut created a dedicated dressing space for the master, which doubles as a second bedroom when required. The inclusion of an acoustically performing pocket door, ensures absolute privacy is maintained when guests are in residence.

dining area, InsideOut

The original layout wasn’t far from the completed project, but shifting or opening a few key walls meant a world of difference. The home now allows you to focus on the incredible views, from every angle in the flat, and gives the clients the calm but highly functional layout they’ve always wanted.” Andrea Koerner

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

Borrowing space from the existing large master bathroom, InsideOut took the opportunity to renovate a poorly detailed wet room into a second bathroom. Transforming the master bath into a calming, dark en-suite with fitted mirrored joinery, a wet room shower and underfloor heating throughout.

staircase, InsideOut

Steel frame glazing separates the dining from the lobby; enhancing visibility, depth of space and natural daylight penetration from the roof terrace. A flush handle on the glazing allows the client to open the hidden door for access; and when closed, the door disappears, creating a seamless wall of glazing.

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

bathroom, InsideOut

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

Jam Factory Penthouse in Bermondsey, London by InsideOut

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