First White Cloth Hall

First White Cloth Hall on Kirkgate is one of Leeds' most significant historic buildings; a Grade II* listed survivor of 1711, recently rescued from the Heritage at Risk Register and returned to life at the heart of the city.

Our role was to bring a new use into this landmark space, developing the fit out design and guiding the proposals through planning and Listed Building Consent. Working sensitively with the building's exceptional fabric and history, we shaped alterations that are both contemporary and respectful, helping to write the next chapter for a building that has stood at the centre of Leeds life for over three hundred years.

First White Cloth Hall — arched brick windows
First White Cloth Hall — washroom with sculpted mirror and stainless basin
First White Cloth Hall — tattoo studio chair against exposed brick and arched window
First White Cloth Hall — nail studio with marbled feature wall
First White Cloth Hall — reception lounge with marble tables and patterned seating
First White Cloth Hall — tattoo studio interior with exposed plaster and arched windows
First White Cloth Hall — hair salon under the original timber trusses