In the vibrant heart of London lies Shoreditch, a district brimming with creativity, culture, and architectural marvels. Callender Howorth proudly presents its Shoreditch interior architects, ready to guide you through the transformation of your residential and commercial spaces into works of art.
Our Shoreditch interior architects are adept at bringing out the best in this eclectic and artsy neighbourhood. From renovations to redesigns, we work tirelessly to deliver excellence, collaborating closely with our clients from the initial concept to the project’s bespoke completion.
Shoreditch’s rich history has made it a haven for artists and working-class citizens alike. Rising to prominence in the 18th century, it became a hub of culture, attracting artists and actors. The area’s evolution is evident in its architecture, which now spans Renaissance, Classical, Palladian, Georgian, and modern styles. Gentrification has brought new life, attracting international residents and East End locals. The redevelopment, centred around the ‘Shoreditch Triangle,’ has revitalised historic facades and transformed commercial properties, making it a playground for Shoreditch interior architects.
Shoreditch boasts a vibrant art scene with numerous private galleries. The Victoria Miro Gallery in Hoxton is a treasure trove of emerging artists’ work, housed in a converted 8,000-square-foot furniture factory. The Howard Griffin Gallery celebrates street art with pieces by talented artists like Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Bob Mazzer, and Thierry Noir. Don’t miss Wesley’s Chapel, a hidden gem with a fascinating history, located on City Road near Old Street.
Shoreditch offers something for everyone, from shopping enthusiasts to food connoisseurs and art lovers. Spitalfields Market and trendy boutique stores cater to eclectic tastes. The culinary scene is diverse, with Brick Lane’s famous curries, Vietnamese delights on Kingsland Road, and Turkish cuisine at Tas Firin, Oklava, or Pera. Galvin La Chapelle, managed by Michelin-starred chefs, serves exquisite French food in opulent surroundings. The Tramshed and Hawksmoor steakhouse on Commercial Street are carnivore havens. The bar scene is equally exciting, with chic bars like Happiness Forgets, local pubs such as The Reliance, and vintage vibes at Joyeux Bordel.
Our Shoreditch interior architect team recently worked their magic on an empty space in Cordy House (Old Street), transforming it into a stylish contemporary home. The open-plan living area boasts eclectic textures and patterns sourced from around the world, creating a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. A vintage chandelier, canopy bed, and feature mirror add a Bohemian twist to the space.
Shoreditch’s loft conversions and unique character make it a magnet for young couples and professionals. With the expertise of Shoreditch interior architects, residential spaces shine. Conveniently located for accessing the West End and major train stations like Liverpool Street, Shoreditch offers a mix of traditional businesses, markets, and trendy establishments. Families can find quality schools like Our Lady and St Joseph Roman Catholic Primary School, Sir John Cass’s Foundation Primary School, and Central Foundation Boys’ School. Shoreditch has been home to artists and celebrities, including Russell Brand, Keira Knightley, Alexa Chung, and Tracey Emin.
Ready to embark on a journey of artistic interior design in Shoreditch? Contact Callender Howorth‘s dedicated teams of interior architects and designers to transform your space into a masterpiece that reflects the neighbourhood’s creative spirit.