Reclaimed-effect oak floor in the WatchHouse office with spiral staircase
Oak floor meeting painted brick wall with a cork expansion joint and no skirting
Long oak plank floor running alongside a walnut kitchen in a warehouse apartment
Dining area with round table on an oiled oak plank floor
Warehouse apartment bedroom with oiled oak plank floor
Warehouse apartment lounge with oiled oak floor and tall black windows
Staircase clad in textured oak with wider nosings, running into the floor above
Curved oak nosing fitted around a spiral staircase opening in the WatchHouse office, seen from above
Routing a curved oak nosing on site to follow the line of the spiral stairwell
Reclaimed-effect engineered oak planks with open cracks and filled knots
WatchHouse head office building on Tanner Street, London Bridge

London Bridge. WatchHouse.

A floor that looks 200 years old, but was made last month.

WatchHouse take their spaces as seriously as their coffee. Their interior designer, Deidra Hodgson, asked us to floor their head office and four warehouse apartments on Tanner Street, London Bridge.

We supplied and fitted 150m² of reclaimed-effect engineered oak from our Highbury Range across three floors: open cracks, a textured surface, rough filled knots and high-quality Belgian oils. All the character of reclaimed boards, none of the gamble.

Where the floor meets the old brick, we used cork expansion strips instead of skirting, so the brick stays on show. We clad all 33 steps with textured nosings, made slightly wider than standard to suit the chunky warehouse stairs, and made a curved oak nosing for the office’s spiral staircase, shaped on site to follow the line of the stairwell.

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