Interiors that are already built, lit and ready for a crew.

Skip the set build. Kitchens, a dining room, a bedroom and a brick-and-timber hall wait inside the main doors, with a loading bay just outside.

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The showroom floor: staged kitchens, a brick wall with tall windows and exposed timber beams overhead.

What suits it

Scenes this place plays well.

The look sits between a modern home and a design gallery, which suits a lot of stories.

Film and television scenesA kitchen, a dinner, a bedroom and a loft-like hall that read as a home or a sleek condo.
CommercialsAppliance, home, food, finance and lifestyle spots that need a polished interior.
Cooking shows and recipe videosA live kitchen with eight working cooktops. See the kitchens page.
Interviews and branded contentA long dining table or a quiet corner, with plenty of texture behind the speaker.
Music videosBrick, timber, concrete and glass, with a floor big enough to move on.
Corporate and training videoClean, bright rooms for a team that wants to look good on camera.
Podcasts and talk seriesA table, a few chairs and a good-looking wall.
Creator and social contentSeveral looks in one place, close to a loading bay.

Rooms

A few settings, one load-in.

Everything sits on one floor, apart from the bedroom and wardrobes on the mezzanine, which has a stair and an elevator.

View through open folding glass doors into a dining room with a long table and a kitchen behind it. — **The dining room.**A glass-enclosed room with a long table, opening onto the hall through folding doors.

A walnut-panelled kitchen with a stone backsplash, a gas hob and black-framed open shelves. — **A working kitchen.**Walnut panelling, a gas hob and a lit shelf.

A staged bed with white linen against a lit stone wall, with fitted wardrobes and shelving beside it. — **The bedroom.**Up on the mezzanine, with wardrobes and a lit wall.

Getting in

Load-in is easier than you would expect for Gastown.

The main doors are a pair, 11 feet wide, and open onto both Water Street and Abbott Street. The loading bay is on Abbott. There is no parking on site, and a few commercial spots on Abbott are first come, first served, so most crews arrange their own trucks the way they do for any Gastown shoot.

Tell us about trucks, power and hours early and we will help you plan around them.

A green stone kitchen island with pale cabinetry beside tall street windows, a leather chair and plants.

Good to know

What crews ask first

Where do trucks and equipment go?

Load in through the bay on Abbott Street, or through the main double doors, which are 11 feet wide and open onto both Water Street and Abbott Street. There is no on-site parking, and a few commercial spots on Abbott are first come, first served. Gastown is a busy shooting neighbourhood and most crews arrive with their own parking plan. We are glad to talk through load-in before you book.

How many people can the space hold?

Up to 60 people at a time. That is room for a full crew with talent and clients, or for a seated or standing event.

Can we cook on site?

Yes. We have a live kitchen with eight working cooktops, each with downdraft ventilation, and it is where we run our cooking classes and demonstrations. Tell us what you plan to cook and for how many people, and we will confirm it suits the kitchen.

What is the light like?

Tall street-side windows bring in daylight, and on a sunny day the sun reaches the floor. Overhead track lighting covers the rest of the day.

Do we need insurance?

Yes. We ask for a certificate of insurance for shoots and events, and a short location agreement before we confirm a date.

What does it cost?

Rates depend on the date, the hours and the kind of use. Send us a few details and we will reply with a quote.

Tell us what you have in mind.

A date, a rough idea and the size of your group is enough to start. We reply in plain terms with what is possible and what it costs.

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