We restore old buildings and fill them with people working.
Gable started in 2017 in one floor of a grain warehouse at Grand Canal Dock. Today there are six houses, and each one was something else first: a bonded whiskey store, a Georgian townhouse, a butter market.
- houses
- 6
- cities
- 3
- oldest building
- 1820
- memberships
- 0
We keep what made the building good: the granite, the brick vaults, the sash windows, the light. Then we add what makes a working day good: a proper chair, a door that closes for a call, coffee someone cares about, rooms that work with one cable.
Nobody has to sign up for anything. You book a seat or a room for the time you need it, and the house is yours for the day: the kitchen, the terrace, the booths, the people.
How we run the houses.
- P-01
Keep the building
We restore, not refit. Every house keeps its original walls, floors and windows.
- P-02
Book what you use
By the half hour or the day. No memberships, no lock-in, prices with VAT.
- P-03
A house team
Real people at every reception who know your name and your coffee.
- P-04
Local food
Catering from independent kitchens in each city, delivered to the room.
Dock House
H-01Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2
The flagship: a granite warehouse on the water, with a roof terrace.
40 desks · 7 rooms
Smithfield
H-02Smithfield, Dublin 7
An old whiskey bonded store with brick vaults and a sound room.
30 desks · 5 rooms
Portobello
H-03Portobello, Dublin 8
A Georgian townhouse on the canal, with a garden room.
18 desks · 4 rooms
Harbour
H-04Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
Seafront desks, a pier walk at lunch and sea-swim showers.
24 desks · 3 rooms
Shandon
H-05Shandon, Cork
The old butter market, with a north-lit photo studio.
28 desks · 4 rooms
Spanish Arch
H-06The Quays, Galway
A stone quayside building with a long workshop room.
20 desks · 3 rooms