Food writer Anna Barnett’s black-and-white flat in an old Victorian school is an exercise in good taste and clever design
A few years ago, cook, food writer and podcaster Anna Barnett was doing pop-up restaurants and supper clubs in east London. There were endless courses and the venue logistics were dizzying. She recalls nights of “carnage, complete carnage!”
House-hunting in 2018, she knew that wherever she lay her spatula, her new home had to double as a photogenic, practical work space. Her two-bedroom flat in a converted Victorian Grade II listed school in Hackney does just that. It’s a double height, 940sq ft open-plan space with a fluid, ergonomic design.
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