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This blank canvas space sits on the top floor of a former cardboard box factory in Dalston, Hackney E8. The total floor area is 7200 sq ft split into two distinct working areas with a large make-up & styling room. The spaces are filled with a collection of eclectic props and furniture that can be arranged to suit. The studio is available for film, stills, promotional events, weddings, launches, jiggles & jives.

Built in the 1930s as a spice warehouse, this 7500 sq ft gem is set in its own private road, spread over four floors including the 1500sq ft rooftop. There’s a big kitchen, roof terrace, decaying conservatory, huge studio space, rock stars pad, bistro and a floor of industrial chic, all split into three separate studio locations that can be hired individually or collectively.

Designed by Grayson Perry and FAT Architecture, this unique house is both an artwork in itself and the setting for a number of works by Perry exploring the special character and unique qualities of Essex. The building has been designed to evoke a tradition of wayside and pilgrimage chapels. It belongs to a history of follies, whilst also being deeply of its own time.

Originally designed for Quaker annual gatherings, this venue been transformed into a truly inspiring space, with 1000 capacity and stylish and contemporary event facilities throughout. The space has its own dedicated entrance and reception for privacy. Quakers have a long-standing reputation for fairness and honesty in business. The venue’s new facilities reflect this tradition by offering a fairly-priced, high quality, ethical service.

Originally built in Belgium in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these circular, mirrored tents are wonderfully atmospheric and authentic. The magnificent performance venue is currently home to a festival of performances on London’s South Bank, but it’s also available for private hire.

Host an event whilst your guests fly over the Thames on this unusual cable car. Each flight takes 10 minutes, and will enable guests to enjoy impressive views from Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks.

This iconic Soho restaurant serves a luxury English and Russian menu to its eclectic clientele. The glamorous private dining room is modelled on the Royal Dining Carriage and seats 10 to 16 guests. The perfect choice for intimate events.

These 20th Century prefabricated homes are often referred to as “UFO Houses”. Conceived by Matti Suuronen in 1968 as a “portable” ski chalet, it is an iconic piece of architecture, which can be taken down and moved to any location.

This clock tower was described by its architect as a “practical folly” which he also intended to serve as an observation tower for the general public. Completed in the 1950s, it’s a beautiful modernist feature of Chrisp Street Market. After a bracing climb of about 70 feet guests will enjoy close-up views of the towers of Canary Wharf from a viewing platform below the clock.

An iconic 1970s structure rises high above the streets of North Kensington. Famed for its Brutalist style, the Grade II listed building houses apartments and one unforgettable event space. Enjoy a drink as you check out some inspirational views of London.