23 Great Titchfield Street

Design-led serviced offices at 35 Luke Street in Old Street, on the edge of Shoreditch and Tech City. The building strikes a balance between private offices and generous communal space: a staircase past bleacher-style event seating leads to a large communal area with an island kitchen, pool table and arcade games, plus plenty of chairs, tables and comfy sofas for work, rest or play. All-inclusive, flexible contracts.

Warehouse-style serviced offices at 189-190 Shoreditch High Street, combining timber beams, exposed brick walls and Thierry Noir artworks to create a flexible workplace bursting with character. These office spaces offer a cool, cosy hideaway in one of London's most exciting neighbourhoods, where considered ambient lighting teamed with natural daylight helps teams balance focus time with relaxation. The open-plan private layout invites collaboration in the heart of East London and Tech City.

Sandbox's own Brutalist beauty, fully embracing a 70s chic aesthetic — rich oranges, deep browns and tactile, furry walls. Offices start at 100 sq ft, a good first office with a turnkey fit-out, and scale up to seat 20-100+ people with internal kitchens, lounge areas or meeting rooms as needed. Generous planted communal areas, private phone booths and free meeting rooms run throughout, and a rooftop bar on top of the building looks out over London Bridge and the city skyline.

Michelin House is an iconic art-deco building in the heart of Chelsea, offering an office environment like no other. Originally home to the Michelin Tyre Company, its characterful, distinctive architecture is now a base for thriving west London businesses. The spacious lounge area is flooded with light from the atrium, while stained-glass windows add colourful interest throughout. Ride to work with secure bike parking and stylish shower rooms with complimentary soaps. At the top of this architectural icon is a stunning roof terrace with laid-back seating and heaters, and breathtaking views over Chelsea day and night.

Set over seven floors of a distinctive Grade II listed Lutyens property on quiet Tavistock Street, Hudson House is a unique work sanctuary moments from vibrant Covent Garden. Once the editorial offices and printworks of Country Life magazine, its original architectural details — from marble floors to vaulted ceilings — have been thoughtfully reimagined for contemporary working. Sophisticated, unbranded private offices sit alongside a business lounge, breakout spaces, private video booths and two high-spec meeting rooms. Secure bike storage, stylish shower rooms with complimentary soaps and a dog-friendly policy complete the experience.