This first-floor live/work apartment lies within Dehavilland Studios, a former aircraft factory in Clapton, north-east London. Designed in the 1930s by Sir Owen Williams, the art deco building retains its industrial character with raw concrete pillars, ribs and slabs, and soaring Crittall-style windows. This apartment was reimagined by architect Paul Voysey and unfolds laterally with two bedrooms and an exceptionally generous and well-lit living space. Towering over the River Lea, Dehavilland Studios is sited close to Hackney Marshes and to Chatsworth Road, via a route that passes through the greenery of nearby Millfields Park.