Your questions, answered plainly.

If you make products, prototypes or parts, the makerspace. If you make jewellery, the jewellery workshop. If you make furniture for a living, the woodwork shop. If you run a business that designs, plans or builds and needs a room of its own, a studio. Not sure? Book a tour and walk through all of them.

No. Hone is for people making a living from what they make, and people on their way there. Professional means how you work, not how long you’ve been doing it. The entry tiers welcome people starting out; the woodwork benches and the studios keep a working edge.

Yes. Bench members use every workshop across our buildings after an induction. Studio tenants use the machine shops at member rates. Hot Maker members use the makerspace, with its metalwork and woodwork bench.

Most members stay for years, and some have been here since we opened in 2018. Studio tenants tend to stay longest, and it’s why woodwork benches rarely come up.

Bench members can, after induction, along with every workshop across our buildings. Hot Maker members use the makerspace, which has its own woodwork bench: hand tools, a chop saw, sanders and a small bandsaw.

Bench members use both sites and every workshop across our buildings, after an induction on anything with a blade or a bed.

Studio tenants get member rates on the machine shops, the dance studios and the photography studios. Every machine needs an induction first.

Studio tenants get member rates on the machine shops, the dance studios and the photography studios. Every machine needs an induction first.

Creatives, makers and artists who want big light rooms for a fair, all-in price.

Makerspace from £125 a month, jewellery benches from £190, studios from £645 all in, woodwork in Bristol from £220 and in Limehouse from £877 plus waste and sundries. Every price is on its page. No joining fee.

At Hone Limehouse: Hot Maker £125 a month, rolling monthly; Shared Bench £220; Private Bench £405. Every tier includes the induction, the CNC, laser and 3D printers after it, the metalwork room and the electronics bench.

At Hone Limehouse a shared jewellery bench is £190 a month and a private bench £360, each with extraction, a lamp and a pendant drill, the shared tool area and 24-hour access. Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit.

A private bench at Hone Limehouse is £877 a month, plus waste and sundries, with both machine shops, the CNC, the finishing rooms and storage. Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit.

At Hone Bristol in Fishponds: full-time bench £720 a month, plus waste and sundries; shared bench £410; shared part-time bench £220, where four makers share one bench on part-time hours. 24-hour access comes with the full-time and shared benches.

Unit 15 £645, Unit 15b £645, Unit 10D £675 a month, and shared studios from £350. One monthly price covers utilities, broadband, service charge, waste and coffee.

From £210 to £875 a month at Hone Tottenham, depending on the room, all in with heating and electricity, wifi, business rates, service charge and waste. Shared by two businesses from £282 a month each. Workspaces, not flats. Open from 15 October 2026.

Everything: your desk or bench, the machines after your induction, the metalwork room, the electronics area, kitchens, coffee, wifi and the outdoor spaces. There are no hidden costs and no joining fee.

Everything: your bench with lamp, pendant drill, tool storage and extraction, the whole shared tool area after your induction, the polishing area, the precious metal safe, kitchens, coffee, wifi and the gardens. No joining fee, no hidden costs.

Everything: your private bench, both machine shops and the CNC after your induction, the finishing rooms, storage for materials and goods, the metalwork room, kitchens, coffee, wifi and the gardens. No joining fee, no hidden costs.

Your bay or bench, every machine after your induction, the spray booth, storage for materials and goods, the kitchen and coffee, wifi and the outside seating. No joining fee, no hidden costs.

One monthly price covers utilities, broadband, service charge, waste and coffee. Most studio businesses pay no business rates once small business rate relief is in place, and we help with the application. No joining fee.

Heating, electricity, wifi, business rates, service charge and waste, all in, for a private or a shared studio. There is a shared kitchen with full kitchen facilities. Coffee is not included.

Benches and studios are on a three-month minimum with two months’ deposit; studios are a rolling licence with three months’ notice. Hot Maker is rolling monthly with one month’s deposit and one month’s notice. Notice periods are in the agreement.

Hot Maker is rolling monthly, with one month’s deposit and one month’s notice. Shared and Private Benches run on a three-month minimum with two months’ deposit.

Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit. Notice periods are set out in the agreement.

Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit. Notice periods are set out in the agreement.

Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit. The same for every bench. Notice periods are set out in the agreement.

Rolling licence. Three months’ notice, two months’ deposit. It’s a licence, not a lease, so there’s no legal bill to get in.

Rolling licence. Three months’ notice, two months’ deposit. It is a licence, not a lease.

24-hour access for shared and private bench members and for studio tenants. Hot Maker hours are on the makerspace page.

Shared and Private Bench members have 24-hour access to both of our buildings.

24-hour access to both of our buildings for shared and private bench members.

24-hour access to both of our buildings for bench members.

24-hour access for full-time and shared bench members. Shared part-time benches are on part-time hours.

Yes. Every membership includes a general induction from someone who uses the machines every day. The large-format CNC needs separate training, charged on top.

Yes. The Apollo router is shared with the makerspace and yours after an induction.

Hot Maker is a hot desk with no storage. A Shared Bench comes with one shelf. A Private Bench has proper storage at the bench.

A shared bench is yours to work at most days, shared with another jeweller. A private bench is yours alone, with your own tool storage and nobody else’s work on it in the morning.

There’s a precious metal safe on site. Ask on the tour about storage at your own bench.

There’s storage for materials and goods beside the shop, and the finishing rooms keep the last coat away from the dust.

Yes. One bench is available now. Book a tour to see the shop and the bench. Benches rarely come up, and when the next one does the waitlist hears first.

Benches rarely come up. When one does we tell everybody on the list at the same time, before it goes anywhere else, and the first to reply has it. Leave your name, what you make, and we do the rest.

Three. A full-time bench, £720 a month, is your own bench and bay, with every machine, 24 hours. A shared bench, £410, is a bench and bay you share, with every machine, 24 hours. A shared part-time bench, £220, is one bench shared by four makers on part-time hours, for makers getting set up.

No. Everything else in a machine shop this size, but no sanders. Bring your own for the bench.

No. You get a bare room with brick, timber and light, and you make it yours. Most people bring their own desks and shelving; some build out properly.

Yes. Paint it, shelve it, put machines in it. If you need a sink, extraction or anything else fitted, we can do it at cost and quote it before the work.

Yes. A shared studio is two companies in one room from £350 a month each. It works when the two get on, and it’s how a few businesses here started.

Both. Private, for one business, from £210 a month. Shared, for two businesses in one studio, each on its own licence: the studio’s price plus 15%, split in two, from £282 a month each. All in either way. Ask us which are free.

Large, with tall ceilings, lots of light and huge windows. They are on the second floor, with a large goods lift, so bringing in machines, stock or a delivery is not a problem.

Hone Limehouse, 16 Pixley Street, E14, seven minutes from Westferry DLR. Hone Bristol, Balaclava Road, Fishponds, five minutes from the cycle path. Hone Tottenham, Markfield Road, N15, open from 15 October 2026.

Book a weekly tour. Limehouse is Tuesdays at 3.30pm and Thursdays at 11.30am with Jai, Tottenham Thursdays at 10am, Bristol Thursdays at 4pm and Fridays at 10am with Austin. About twenty minutes, longer if you get talking. It’s booked the moment you choose a time, and there’s no pitch at the end.

Hone Tottenham opens on 15 October 2026.

Viewings are on Thursdays at 10am. Choose a time in the booking below and it’s yours.

Yes: studio workshops at Hone Tottenham from £210 a month, all in, open from 15 October 2026. Viewings are on Thursdays at 10am. See them on the Tottenham studios page.

No. The makerspace is at Hone Limehouse only. Hone Bristol has woodwork now and jewellery benches coming.

Opening early 2027 at Hone Bristol in Fishponds: 8 benches at £150 a month. The opening list hears first.

Yes, at Hone Bristol in Fishponds, with its own page and its own prices.

Eight jewellery benches at £150 a month, opening early 2027. The opening list hears first.

Email info@honeworkspace.com or WhatsApp 07424 105667. Or book a tour and ask on the way round.