The Coal Office

The new home of British designer, Tom Dixon 

The Coal Office

The new home of British designer, Tom Dixon 

The Coal Office is on Regent’s Canal and Granary Square. The Victorian building, which follows the curve of the canal has been sensitively restored and is the new home of British designer Tom Dixon. The building houses the HQ, design studio, showroom, flagship store as well as the Coal Office restaurant.

Bagley Walk, an elevated parkway similar to the Highline in New York, runs along the front of the building connecting Granary Square and Gasholder Park.

Originally called the Fish and Coal Offices, the structure was built in 1851 to provide space for clerical workers associated with the coal trade. You can read more about the history of the buildings at King’s Cross here.

Summer flowers on Bagley Walk, near The Coal Office, King's Cross
Tom Dixon, The Coal Office, London Design Festival, King's Cross
ELECTROANALOGUE - The Factory – Tom Dixon’s own in-house experimental production unit, part of The King's Cross Design Route at London Design Festival

Location

Grand Union Tow Path, London, UK

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