Art, music, theatre and fashion – Whitechapel has it all. Together with architects Morrow & Lorraine, we’ve created a clean, light space using white masonry walls, wood-block polished floors and pastel colours.

Our first building in Soho, we were inspired by a pop art theme for this space. Featuring an interactive wall for exhibitions and showcases, abstract graphic spaces, colour blocks, and unusual materials like denim, perforated aluminium and recycled plastic, this a place where you can really stand out.

While the main entrance to this lovingly restored Grade I listed building is on Eastbourne Terrace, we also have a hidden entrance for those in the know on Platform One of Paddington Station. Behind it you can forget suspended ceilings and neon striplights; you’ll find a range of offices, amazing kitchens and break out areas that bring out the original... Read More about The Office Group - 19 Eastbourne Terrace

This iconic building in London Bridge does a very good job of speaking for itself. Architects Archer Humphryes, who are responsible for The Standard Hotel in New York and the Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone, helped us to create a striking space inside the tallest building in the UK. We made sure to highlight the extraordinary views over London, while a... Read More about The Office Group - 24/25 The Shard

On the corner of Saffron Hill, around the corner from Farringdon station was, according to Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist, the exact location of Fagin’s Den. Don’t worry, a lot has changed since then. Original exposed brickwork, wood flooring and steel columns make this a spacious home for a suite of private offices, and a great place to host meetings... Read More about The Office Group - 24 Greville Street

50 Liverpool Street survived London bombings in both World Wars, and British Rail’s plans to demolish it, which means we get to enjoy its copper, stained timber and panelling, mixing up the classic and contemporary with arched windows from our offices that look into the station itself.

With the Tea Building, Mother, Cargo and the Iniva Gallery as its neighbours, 81 Rivington Street is right in the thick of Shoreditch - you can survey it in its entirety from the roof garden. Architects Wells Mackereth helped us both bring out the best of this 1930s building’s character and create a range of natural light-filled offices in all... Read More about The Office Group - 81 Rivington Street

The imposing Baroque exterior of this building belies the light, modern space inside. A glass atrium floods the building from top to bottom with light, and, across all five floors the style is a fresh take on a 1960s Mad Men-style design. Modern workspace with the added bonus of bike racks and a secret rooftop garden, this is a treat... Read More about The Office Group - 91 Wimpole Street

Albert House is 50 metres from Old St roundabout and impossible to miss. Together with Ben Adams Architects we’ve created a speakeasy feel, with a bar in the middle of a mix of private office spaces, meeting and event rooms, as well as a fitness studio and screening room complete with deckchairs. It’s a gem of a spot, and we’re... Read More about The Office Group - Albert House

Referencing the golden age of rail travel, Belle House isn’t shy about its opulent detailing, panelling and Art Deco glamour. We’ve added symmetry, colour and big patterns to make this a bold and contemporary, but peaceful place to work. In an area that’s going through huge change - we’re looking at you Market Halls and Hamilton - Victoria is the... Read More about The Office Group - Belle House

In the heart of Hammersmith, One Lyric Square offers co-working spaces, meeting rooms & private offices, plus 360° views and a full range of services.

You wouldn’t think it would be possible to merge a period Georgian property with a 1970s building, yet architects Wells Mackereth worked with us to do just that, making a very special design-led space. With a range of office sizes, plus co-working and more, indulge your inner classicist or embrace the modernist, whichever takes your fancy.