"A BLANK CANVAS THAT TURNS INTO ANYTHING"
19 Greek Street is a six-floor Victorian townhouse nestled among Soho’s sought-after private members’ clubs, hip bars and restaurants, and trendsetting boutiques.
The space offers a flexible layout, which lends itself brilliantly to pop-ups, product launches and brand presentations, as well as gallery shows for art and design.
Location: 19 Greek Street, London W1D 4DT
Nearest tubes: Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus
Floors: Six (Back of house basement, ground floor entrance + four event floors)
Total available space: 300sqm
Access hours: 8:00 - 24:00
WHAT’S INCLUDED
FULL BRANDING CUSTOMISATION
SONOS speakers throughout
Fibre optic broadband with 200Mb download speed
Air Conditioning (heating/cooling)
Back of house basement with kitchenette
Rails and hangers for cloakroom
Waste disposal
As a rather unique feature of our central London venue, we pride ourselves on offering our guests full flexibility in customising the space to meet their specific needs. With our commitment to providing a truly tailored experience, we offer the opportunity of alterations such as drilling into walls and ceilings, installing vinyls on walls, ceilings, and windows, as well as painting to transform the space. Even the facade can be altered, ensuring a fully branded and immersive experience for your event. See examples from previous events below:
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Here's why
LOCATION
REPUTATION
CREATIVE SPACE
GREAT PRESS
Occupying a coveted address in the heart of London's Soho, we're nestled between hip bars and restaurants, and soughtafter clubs such as Soho House and The Groucho.
Our highly praised exhibitions have presented leading-edge objects and ideas by designers often working under the radar. This has earned us an international reputation for the quirky and unique among the design cognoscenti.
Our bright, airy six-floor Victorian townhouse turned contemporary gallery exudes an alluring mix of history, character and cachet.
As well as being lauded in influential media publications, the gallery has featured consistently in style-savvy London city guides produced by the likes of Wallpaper*, Louis Vuitton and The Spaces.
