The apartments occupy 400 sq. ft., consisting of a separate kitchen/living room and a sleeping area. The floor is made of engineered light oak wood, and the Crittall-style windows with aluminum frames allow natural light to pass through. The kitchen is equipped with seamless cabinets with oak wall units, white quartz countertops, and a full range of built-in Bosch appliances. The bathroom is lined with matte porcelain of a natural stone shade, equipped with a ribbed wooden vanity unit, bowl sink, black matte fittings, and a thermostatic rain shower. The building features underfloor heating, ventilation with heat recovery, and heat pumps.

The Threadworks project represents the conversion of a former Victorian factory on Hollybush Gardens into 21 homes with studio, one- and two-bedroom configurations. The building retains Crittall-style windows, ceiling heights, and original brickwork. The specification includes tall shaker style doors with black matte fittings, graphite gray sockets, LED spot lighting, and integrated storage. Common facilities include a secure bicycle storage room, personal mailboxes, and a 10-year structural warranty.

The transport accessibility is excellent: just 3 minutes to Bethnal Green Underground station (Central line), 7 minutes to Bethnal Green Overground, only two stops to Liverpool Street. At Cambridge Heath station, it is easy to transfer north and to the Elizabeth line in Stratford.

The Bethnal Green area offers a well-developed mix of independent restaurants, bars, and green spaces, without the density of West Shoreditch. Every Sunday, the Columbia Road flower market is open. Broadway Market is a fifteen-minute walk away. The young V&A on Cambridge Heath Road has become an important part of the area. Victoria Park and London Fields are within walking distance.