About

Herbal House is a British Media icon. The building has played many roles in its lifetime; it has been a print HQ for The Daily Mirror, an artists studio, a back drop for music videos and as home to The London School of Printing at Central St Martins. This stunning red brick 1920s warehouse has been comprehensively refurbished by Allied London and Aerium. Herbal House is a new concept of flexible workspace, reviving one of London’s most iconic pieces of industrial architecture. The re-design and refurbishment of the Herbal House has been influenced by its location, environment, future uses and to maintain the fabric of the building itself, thereby creating a new standard of industrial based workspace in central London. In total Herbal House comprises 115,000 sq ft of space, with over 100,000 sq ft devoted to workspace.

Arranged over ten floors with flexible floorplates from 2,800 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft. Features have been stripped back to the original materials and made good to maintain the unique character of the building. Original features have been retained and refurbished meaning that the heritage of Herbal House is celebrated while creating spaces that have all the key features of a modern workspace.