This image depicts the exterior of "The Hydrant & Kitchen," a craft house associated with "Fuller, Smith & Turner," located at 15 Lime Street in the City of London, United Kingdom

This image depicts the exterior of "The Hydrant & Kitchen," a craft house associated with "Fuller, Smith & Turner," located at 15 Lime Street in the City of London, United Kingdom. The establishment's name is prominently displayed on an illuminated red sign above the entrance. The building features a light-colored, possibly stone, facade. A black conduit with a small white security camera is mounted vertically on the left wall. The entrance consists of glass double doors fitted with multiple vertical metal push-bar handles. These doors are decorated with white outlines resembling a British telephone box, overlaid with red festive garlands or ribbons, and include white text stating "HYDRANT WELCOME." To the left of the doors, internal posters and notices are visible through the glass. Large glass windows extend above the doors and to the right, reflecting elements of the street scene. Two black A-frame chalkboard signs are positioned on the pavement. The sign on the left displays white chalk art of three camels and a star, with the text: ""ONE FOR THE ROAD?" - A WISE MAN". The partially visible sign on the right contains text including "DON'T GO BACON MY HEART" and "BRUNCH SERVED FROM," accompanied by an illustration of a food item. The interior of the establishment is dimly lit with artificial lighting, visible through the glass doors and windows, revealing faint outlines of seating. No individuals are clearly discernible interacting with the scene.