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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by EatWorkArt
Eat Work Art provides spaces for creative businesses in East London and in Plymouth.
Offering private studios for rent that range in sizes from approximately 100 sqft up to approximately 1,500 sqft many of the studios have their own private front door.
The private offices are fully serviced and tenants enjoy 24/7 access and on-site cafes, bars, restaurants, wellness facilities, shops and workshops are available at all sites.
Eat Work Art also offers coworking desk space rental options.
Fixed desk memberships provide residents with a private desk, storage space and a task lamp.
The fixed workstation membership plan is available on a flexible contract meaning that residents can use it for as long as they need to.
There are also affordable hot desk coworking membership plans available where desks are arranged in an open plan shared workspace environment creating a social yet professional workspace that allows for networking with other creatives if desired.
Popular features that members of the East London creative coworking hubs enjoy include,
All of Eat Work Art’s shared workspace properties are dog-friendly, too.
East Work Art currently provides flexible workspaces for creatives in Hackney Downs E8, close to the South Bank SE1, Shoreditch and London Fields in Hackney E8 a few moments from Broadway Market, Camberwell, and in Plymouth.
Hackney Downs Studios, London, E8 2BT
Netil House, London Fields, E8 3RL
Sunbury Workshops, Shoreditch, Hackney, London, E2 7LF
Cornerstone Studios, Camberwell, London, SE5 7JZ
Old Paradise Yard, Southbank, London, SE1 7LG
Alma Yard, Plymouth, PL4 0FF
Light Studios, 10 Sawrey Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth, PL1 3LA
We have the pleasure of providing access to EatWorkArt flexible workspace in London and Plymouth.
About EatWorkArt
Established in 2009, Eat Work Art has developed inspiring environments designed to nurture creativity.
Creating unique office spaces for creative businesses as well as coworking desk space rental options, event spaces and retail spaces, too.
With three artistic hubs in London and one in Plymouth, the company revitalises disused buildings – including old schoolhouses, print works and rope factories – and transforms them to create workspaces for independent creative communities that are complemented by on-site offerings from including curated stores, markets, galleries, rooftop bars, florists, cafes and wellness studios.
Each creative coworking hub has its own distinct character, however, the common features of each include members’ access to social and support events, provision of 24/7 access, CCTV security and high-speed internet.
And many of the studios and private offices available to rent have their own private entrances.
In line with the regeneration of characterful yet disused commercial properties, sustainability is at the core of everything that Eat Work Art does, as well as bringing people together to curate dynamic and friendly communities of like-minded people.
Facts about EatWorkArt
Why choose EatWorkArt flexible creative workspace?
The creative offices, studios and coworking desk spaces that Eat Work Art operates are already home to a diverse community of over 600 creative practitioners and businesses including all good beer, Barber’s Gym, Brand Biscuit Studio, Cornish Interiors, Flotsam Prints, Ikigai Printmaking, Romance FC and The Well Garden, to name just a few.
And the flexible creative space operator loves to spotlight members and residents on its social platforms to celebrate their successes and increase brand exposure.
And it isn’t just the in-house community that Eat Work Art nurtures, either – it supports its local communities, too by hosting events such as vegan markets and it runs high-profile exhibitions that members of the public are welcome to attend.
We have the pleasure of being able to bring access to the spaces that Eat Work Art provides in London and Plymouth.