Shoreditch House
London
“East London creative clubhouse”
Vibe
Creative freelancers, artists, and members mingle across six bustling floors anchored by vibrant lounges and a phone-free rooftop scene.
“East London creative clubhouse”
A bustling members' club with a heated rooftop pool, screening room, and multiple all-day lounges.
Warehouse interiors styled by Tom Dixon, pairing raw industrial elements with custom eclectic furnishings.
Six floors inside the 1930s Tea Building warehouse, maintaining original concrete columns and factory windows.
In Shoreditch at the Tea Building, steps from Shoreditch High Street station and vibrant nightlife.
Rooms
Compact warehouse-style bedrooms feature industrial details, full-size Cowshed products, and private terraces looking out toward the City skyline.
Wellness
A heated open-air rooftop pool is flanked by striped loungers, alongside a Cowshed spa, sauna, steam room, and boxing studio.
Backstory
Occupying the 1930s Tea Building, the former industrial warehouse was transformed in 2007 into East London's definitive creative clubhouse.
Eat & drink
Robata-grilled skewers and sashimi are served rooftop at Pen Yen, while British classics and Sunday roasts anchor the fifth-floor club.
The neighborhood
Set along Ebor Street next to Shoreditch High Street station, independent boutiques, street art, and late-night bars unfold in every direction.
The app
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