Hare Marsh

In a reimagined Shoreditch warehouse moments from Brick Lane, this two-bedroom duplex pairs refined, design-led interiors with access to The Sanctuary’s Spa, classes and community events.

On a quiet turning off Brick Lane, this two-bedroom duplex brings an elevated air to one of east London’s liveliest postcodes. Interior designer Jasmine Fisher has shaped the space: here, openness pairs with intimacy, while deep, moody accents sit against a bright backdrop.

Set on the ground floor, the open-plan kitchen, dining and living space is defined by shifts in colour and scale. Underfoot, polished concrete traces the industrial bones of the building. Half the room is wrapped in a deep rust-red – a warm, cocooning envelope for cooking and conversation. Here, dark-wood cabinetry meets a black worktop, with integrated appliances neatly concealed. A bespoke dining table sits beneath sculptural Audo Copenhagen wall lights, lending a soft glow to the moodier palette.

The rear space opens dramatically into a double-height living area, where sunlight pours through floor-to-ceiling glass. White walls lift the atmosphere and amplify the volume, while a bespoke sofa and Moroccan-style rug offer a tonal counterpoint to the kitchen’s rich hues.

Upstairs, both bedrooms take a calmer approach. Soft neutrals, bespoke furniture and internal windows draw light from the double-height void. The principal bedroom features a custom headboard in Mark Alexander fabric, with New Works wall lights adding sculptural accents.

Elsewhere, two bathrooms serve the home. The ground-floor shower room pairs RAK Blu del Belgio tiles with a Tikamoon marble basin; upstairs, the main bathroom channels a softer aesthetic with a Carrara marble-topped vanity and a generous shower with a tiled bench.

Residents also enjoy an exceptional lifestyle offering, with all utilities included alongside “Spirit” tier membership to The Sanctuary. This provides unlimited access to the Sanctuary Spa, including the UK’s second-largest sauna and cold-plunge room, as well as a full programme of classes, workshops and community events. Residents also have access to the co-working facilities, alongside Palm Greens, the plant-based café, and Karmaceuticals, an alcohol-free elixir bar.