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Shootfactory is very privileged to represent some of the most impressive apartments in London. These spaces are part of our location library and are regularly used for stills, fashion shoots, celebrity features, beauty photography and interiors projects.
Many of these kitchens will already feel familiar, as they frequently appear across magazines, advertising campaigns and television work. The location apartments featured below offer a wealth of architectural character, natural light, and creative flexibility, making them strong choices for brands and production teams seeking kitchens with presence and personality.
Apartment kitchens in London often combine space-saving design with striking visual detail. Many of the properties within the Shootfactory library make full use of distinctive architecture, generous window placement and open layouts that lend themselves naturally to photography. These kitchens bring together style and function, allowing creative teams to dress, adapt, and light the space with confidence.
The blend of original materials and contemporary finishes often produces a backdrop that feels both polished and lived-in, which works well for lifestyle, fashion, and editorial storytelling. Whether the mood calls for industrial textures, clean lines or warm family living, London’s apartments offer remarkable versatility.
Some London apartments carry the raw beauty of the city’s industrial past, which produces strong, expressive kitchens that photograph beautifully. Exposed brick, high ceilings, crittall-style windows, and open mezzanine levels all contribute to a sense of depth that works well on camera.
Location: London E14
Dog Factory is an architect-designed studio apartment set across three levels within a converted Victorian factory. The kitchen sits within an impressive space that features triple-height ceilings, a three-sided mezzanine, and 11 Crittall-style windows that fill the interior with consistent light. The combination of exposed brickwork, painted brick, clean white surfaces and industrial glass gives the kitchen a textured, modern feel.
The restored double barn doors and canal-facing balcony add further interest, which allows photographers to play with reflections and foreground detail. Lighting is carefully considered throughout the property, which helps create a controlled, atmospheric environment for stills and film crews.
Steele offers a refined warehouse setting with almost two thousand square feet of living space. Its kitchen benefits from concrete floors, sleek contemporary finishes and striking industrial windows. A whole wall of glass brings natural light deep into the apartment and enhances the kitchen’s crisp lines.
Advanced lighting systems and electronic blinds support both daylight and blackout shooting, giving production teams complete freedom to shape the set’s look. The mix of exposed brickwork and smooth surfaces creates a confident, modern backdrop that doesn’t distract from product, styling or talent.
Spratts delivers a bold, open-plan layout with a double-height ceiling and large, arched windows that illuminate the entire ground floor. The modular kitchen is handy for photo shoots because the island can be repositioned or removed to fully open the space.
The reclaimed wood flooring and original factory elements add a sense of warmth that contrasts beautifully with the streamlined kitchen units. This apartment is particularly effective for lifestyle shoots where movement, preparation and family activity form part of the story.
For productions that need a smooth, uncluttered setting, Shootfactory offers several apartments designed with minimalist precision. Careful material choices, gallery-level lighting and generous visual flow across open-plan layouts shape these kitchens.
Three Zero is a newly renovated heritage conversion with a calm, spacious layout and ceilings above 3.6 metres. The kitchen sits within an open-plan studio environment that can be left fully visible or divided with full-height sheer curtains.
The palette of brushed metal, mirrored glass, white finishes and ash veneer creates a contemporary canvas for fashion and interior work. Two large factory windows open to a canal-side balcony and fill the space with steady natural light, which is ideal for long shooting days. The lighting systems are supplied by specialists known for illuminating galleries and historic buildings, which brings a high level of precision to the apartment.
London’s renovated heritage buildings often blend original character with fresh architectural design. This produces kitchens that feel layered, atmospheric and full of interest.
Location: London EC1V
Leo is an apartment shaped by its past as a cooperage for a brewery. The extensive renovation has retained the building’s original charm while introducing a modern layout that includes an open-plan living area and a striking triple-height atrium. The kitchen benefits from this vertical space and the natural light that pours through it.
The mix of original brickwork with new patinated bronze cladding and glass panels creates a sense of depth that photographs beautifully. The rooftop extension also adds further scope for daylight settings and creative transitions between kitchen, living and terrace scenes.
Some productions need space for larger crews, an extensive kit or multiple set builds. Shootfactory’s library includes several apartments with expansive floor plans and multiple kitchen setups.
Location: London NW2
Wotton Office is a remodelled former aircraft factory with a substantial floor plan and three separate kitchens. The building carries an industrial feel through exposed structural elements, raw brickwork and tall timber ceilings. The central atrium is accessed through a large roller shutter and delivers impressive scale, which is particularly useful for commercial and advertising crews.
The combination of concrete, resin and oak flooring offers a range of textures which support varied looks within one location. The building’s size and material mix allow the kitchens to be styled in countless ways without compromising the integrity of the space.
The kitchens within our London apartments locations offer imaginative solutions for photography and filming. Natural light, architectural detail and layout all play a part in shaping the mood of a shoot. Some kitchens suit clean product-led styling, while others provide an atmosphere for fashion or editorial work. Open layouts help teams move comfortably, and modular elements such as moveable islands or sheer room dividers can make a significant difference during busy shooting days.
The wide variety of properties across Shootfactory ensures that creative teams can find a kitchen that feels visually striking, practical, and aligned with the project’s goals. Whether the brief calls for industrial scale, minimalist simplicity, or character-rich heritage, London continues to offer exceptional apartment kitchens ready to support every production.
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