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GOOD NEWS.......WE ARE RENTING A SPACE (spread the word!)!

We are a happy bunch working in the photographic and video world of fashion and non-profit (PLEASE NO PHOTOGRAPHERS :-().

We are keen to find a like-minded company to work with us in this environment, we are thinking a vibrant PR company, Art buying teams....etc etc.

Very near to Dalston Junction station and De Beauvoir Square, local delis.
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The space is streaming with daylight & a wonderful space.

There are kitchen facility, shower & toilets, large goods lift, concierge...and a great bunch of people!

We have many adaptable spaces and are happy to discuss your needs/ costs to cater to what you and your company to create the best working enviroment!

Get in touch,

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