Located in the heart of Stoke Newington, The Pubb offers a more intimate, neighbourhood-led setting with a strong sense of character. Designed to feel welcoming and familiar, it leans into the charm of a traditional local pub while layering in eclectic, contemporary touches. The interiors are relaxed and personality-driven, with a mix of textures, furnishings, and decorative details that give the space a slightly offbeat, lived-in feel. It’s the kind of environment that encou

B's Club" located at Boleyn Road provides for studios for designers for clothes etc. Beautiful old music-hall type venue with wooden...

South facing terrace with rain cover, heaters and full cocktail bar. Terrace open until midnight. A late-night bar and music venue in...

A late-night South London bar and music venue with a strong underground identity, this Peckham space combines a distinctive corridor-style layout with a dedicated dancefloor and an intimate, music-focused atmosphere. The venue is built around its sound system and late-night programming, creating a setting that feels particularly suited to club nights, private parties and events centred around DJs and electronic music. At the heart of the space is a custom-fitted Funktion-One

A bright, plant-filled space that opens directly onto an outdoor terrace, The Garden Room offers a softer, more relaxed contrast to the venue’s adjoining dancefloor. With natural light during the day and a warm, ambient feel into the evening, it works well as both a standalone setting and a complementary breakout space. Inside, the room feels light and open, with a dedicated cocktail bar anchoring the space. Direct access to the main dancefloor allows events to flow easily be

Set within one of South London’s most established live music venues, Omeara Bar operates as a self-contained, two storied space that balances late-night energy with a more relaxed, social layout. Separate from the main venue, it offers a flexible setting that moves easily between casual drinks, private parties, and DJ-led events. Split across two levels, the space centres around a mezzanine that doubles as a DJ booth and dancefloor, creating a natural focal point without over

An intimate, split-level event space just minutes from London Bridge station, Little Rae’s combines the feel of a live music venue with the comfort of a private, self-contained setting. Designed for smaller gatherings with strong atmosphere, it offers a balance between performance-led energy and a more social, drinks-focused environment. Arranged across two levels, the layout creates a natural sense of movement- guests can shift between floors, with each level offering a slig

Unit 11 is intentionally presented as an exposed and industrially themed space which is perfect for photography shoots, editorials,...

Set in the heart of Camden, this versatile ground-floor space combines the atmosphere of a late-night bar with the flexibility of a dedicated event venue. The main room is arranged around a central bar, with a mix of deep lounge seating, booths, stools and open floor space creating a natural balance between relaxed socialising and dancing. Access to a semi-private mezzanine adds another layer to the layout, giving events the option to create separate areas for guests, DJs or

Tucked beneath the arches of Hackney Central station, the Arches are an immersive, music-led space that bring together East London’s industrial character and a contemporary creative edge. Its raw, club-focused atmosphere makes it a natural fit for events that call for something distinctive, from fashion presentations and brand activations to private parties and live programming. The room can be configured in a variety of ways, offering a flexible setting for both daytime and

Mount Offham is understood to have been constructed between 1840 and 1870 by the Rhodes family, cousins of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The royal connections continued when the house was owned in the 1950s by Baron Plunkett, master of the Queen's bedchamber. He was also the chairman of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings and with his aesthetic sense, he is credited with the beautification of Mount Offham (then called The Mount) by the addition of glazing bars,