KINGS INNS STREET WHERE THE CHOLOLATE FACTORY IS LOCATED
KINGS INNS STREET WHERE THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY IS NOW LOCATED
The original Williams & Woods building on King's Inn Street in Dublin City Centre is where it all began - it’s now home to The Chocolate Factory shared creative space.
Once manufacturing various sweet treats including Toblerone and Mint Crisp, this industrial building now houses an eclectic mix of small businesses and individuals in creative sectors including art, design, music, photography, up-cycling, illustration, graphics, events, and small batch food & drink production.
The incredible transformation and re-invention of Dublin's first concrete building into a creative and collaborative space continues today, with constant improvements and additions to the building.
If you are a creative individual or business looking for an affordable studio, a shared workspace or if you are interested in a stylish location to hold a special event or exhibition, give them a shout!
The original Williams & Woods building on King's Inn Street in Dublin City Centre is where it all began - it’s now home to The Chocolate Factory shared creative space.
Once manufacturing various sweet treats including Toblerone and Mint Crisp, this industrial building now houses an eclectic mix of small businesses and individuals in creative sectors including art, design, music, photography, up-cycling, illustration, graphics, events, and small batch food & drink production.
The incredible transformation and re-invention of Dublin's first concrete building into a creative and collaborative space continues today, with constant improvements and additions to the building.
If you are a creative individual or business looking for an affordable studio, a shared workspace or if you are interested in a stylish location to hold a special event or exhibition, give them a shout!
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