Working with architects at Universal Design Studio, we turned to the iconic bars, restaurants and cafés of Soho for inspiration, and returned to this project with one common theme – Pop Art. The colours and shapes that characterise the Pop Art movement became the muse for our first Soho Work Space, evident in the series of abstract graphic spaces we’ve created throughout. 

Wardour Street was originally built in the 1950s, a time synonymous with the bold creativity of Pop Art. Featuring abstract graphic shapes, bold blocks of colour and unexpected materials, we took inspiration from this movement to create a memorable and creative Work Space.   

The ground floor of Wardour Street houses an interactive exhibition space featuring the work of local artists. A memorable place to meet clients and guests, you can also help yourself to a coffee before heading up to the distinctive lounge space and meeting rooms.  

The heart of Wardour Street is on the third floor. The uniquely designed co-working space, studios, and meeting rooms are connected by the lounge that sits in the very centre of it all, creating a sense of unity between colleagues and members.  

From alfresco meetings to refreshing lunch breaks, the outdoor terrace offers a calming escape from the buzz of central London below, with a view over the rooftops of Soho.