Private studios
Lockable rooms for teams of six to twenty, on the third and fourth floors. Original windows, your own door, your name on it.
- Team
- 6–20
- From
- £780 per desk
Clerkenwell EC1 · Opening September 2026
Five floors of studios, offices and shared space in a warehouse built in 1898. Come for the space. Stay for the people.
The idea
Good work rarely happens in perfect conditions. It happens in conversation, interruption and second attempts.
The building already worked this way before we did anything to it. Original brick sits against new steel. Rough surfaces meet finished ones. Private studios open onto shared floors.
We kept the contrast rather than covering it up. Nothing here pretends to be finished, because the work inside it never is.
The House
Select a floor to see what is on it. Meeting rooms take their names from the streets outside.
The top floor was the old hoist level. It is now one long room under the roof lights, used for talks, screenings and Friday lunches, with five studios along the east wall and a terrace behind the parapet.
Meeting room
Eleven studios for teams of six to twenty. Wide sills, original timber, and an agreement that the corridor stays quiet.
Meeting rooms
Fourteen offices around the core and the three largest meeting rooms. This is the floor most teams grow into, and the one that changes shape most often.
Meeting rooms
Twelve offices for teams of two to twelve, four phone rooms and the print room. Close enough to the café to hear it, far enough not to sit in it.
Meeting rooms
The front door, the café and a lounge that fills up between ten and twelve. Open to the street until three, members and their guests after that.
Meeting room
Spaces
Terms run from three months. Everything is furnished unless you would rather it wasn’t.
Lockable rooms for teams of six to twenty, on the third and fourth floors. Original windows, your own door, your name on it.
Rooms for two to twelve on the first and second floors. Furnished, or empty if you are bringing your own.
Nine rooms named after the streets outside. Bookable by the half hour, with hours included in every membership.
The fourth floor clears for talks, screenings, launches and the occasional wedding. Roof lights the whole length.
Desks on every floor and the ground-floor lounge, which fills up mid-morning and empties again by two.
Ground floor, open to the street until three. Coffee roasted a mile away, bread from the market on Thursdays.
The Neighbourhood
Walking times from the front door on St John’s Lane. Nothing on this list is more than a quarter of an hour away.
St John’s Gate
Tudor gatehouse, 1504
2min
Museum of the Order of St John
Museum
2min
Clerkenwell Green
Square
3min
Farringdon station
Elizabeth line, Thameslink, Underground
4min
Smithfield Market
Market
5min
Exmouth Market
Market street
7min
The Charterhouse
Museum and gardens
7min
Barbican Centre
Arts centre
11min
The People
Forty-two studios and offices, taken by studios, foundries, producers and one very small publisher.
Third floor
“We took the quiet floor, then ended up in the café every day anyway.”
Marrow & Field
Second floor
“Clients walk in and ask who did the building. That does half the pitch for us.”
Studio Pelt
Third floor
“Eleven of us, one room, five original windows. We are not moving again.”
Northbank Type
Journal
What we found, who moved in, and what is on this month.
Enquire
Viewings run Tuesday to Thursday, morning and late afternoon. The building is better in person.
Tell us how many of you there are and roughly when you need the space. We reply within one working day, usually the same afternoon.
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24 St John’s Lane
Clerkenwell, London EC1M 4BU
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