Shared studio
Two businesses, one room
From £350 a month, each
More than a desk, less than a whole studio. It works when two small companies get on, and it’s how a few here started. Ask about it on the tour.
Studios · Hone Limehouse, East London Work in it, not just from it.
Studio space to rent in East London: private studios and studio workshops, from £645 a month, all in.
From£645a month, all in
1 / 10 Available now
Every studio is a different room. These are the ones you could move into this month. When one lets, it comes off this page.
Unit 15
Available nowFirst floor · Size and plan on the tour
£645 a month, all in
See this unitUnit 15b
Available nowFirst floor · Size and plan on the tour
£645 a month, all in
See this unitUnit 10D
Available nowGround floor · Size and plan on the tour
£675 a month, all in
See this unitStudio workshops are also at Hone Tottenham, from £210 a month, all in, open from 15 October 2026.
What you get
One monthly price covers utilities, broadband, service charge, waste and coffee. Studio tenants get member rates on the machine shops, the dance studios and the photography studios.
Included
- Utilities and broadband
- Service charge
- Waste
- Coffee, kitchens and the yard
- 24-hour access
Not on the bill
- No joining fee
- Rate relief: most studio businesses pay no business rates once it’s in place, and we help with the application
- Member rates on the machine shops, the dance studios and the photography studios
Added if you need it
- A sink
- Extraction
- Whatever else your work needs
- Quoted before the work, never after
Make it yours
Brick walls, timber floors, glazed panels and the light. What goes in them is up to you: paint, shelving, machines, a rail of clothes. These are six rooms as members left them.
A material library
Samples floor to ceiling, under the skylight.
A fashion studio
A cutting table, a machine, and a divider they built.
A shoot in progress
Lights up, rail in, doors shut.
A wall of books
One long wall, one long shelf.
A maker’s studio
Parts on every shelf, work on the bench.
A design studio
A library for a wall and a table to spread out on.
Who’s here
Architects, designers, fashion labels, hardware start-ups and makers, more than 150 makers, designers and founders across the group. The ones who fit get the most from it: neighbours to collaborate with, and workshops down the corridor.
“Lovely community of talented makers and creative people carving out their businesses in London.”
Gustave AndreGoogle review
Simon
Hone Limehouse
“The community of artisans and craftspeople is an amazing source of inspiration and collaboration.”
Jon FarmerGoogle review
Deborah
Hone Limehouse
“I love working in this space. It’s positive, lively, friendly and supportive.”
Giovanna MidgleyGoogle review
“Was lucky to find the space when my business launched. A rare one in London with great community and natural lighting.”
Dhruv KumarLiveGrid · makerspace · Google review
Mike Williams
Hone Limehouse
“I can’t imagine the day I would be wanting to leave this place.”
Giulia SannaJewellery workshop · Google review
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Outside your door
Two Victorian factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut, built in 1911. Renewable electricity, bike parking, and workshops you can actually use.
The Stables
Where the first-floor studios are: brick, timber and glazed panels.
The yard and gardens
Canal-side seating, gardens, and the Canary Wharf skyline over the water.
Kitchens and coffee
Communal kitchens and a proper barista machine.
The workshops
Woodwork, jewellery and the makerspace, at member rates for studio tenants.
Every machine in the building
Studio tenants use every workshop at member rates. Woodwork, the makerspace, metalwork and the jewellery workshop, one list.
How it works
Four steps from reading this to your own front door.
01
Book a tour
Pick a weekly tour below. It’s booked the moment you choose a time.
02
Walk the units
Round the free studios with Jai, then the workshops, kitchens and yard. Twenty minutes.
03
Choose a room, or don’t
Rolling licence, three months’ notice. There’s no pitch at the end.
04
Deposit, keys, move in
Two months’ deposit and the room is yours to fit out. Tell us if you need a sink or extraction and we’ll quote it first.
From £645 a month, all in. No service charge, no joining fee.
Getting here
Canal-side in Limehouse, a short walk from the DLR.
Address
Hone Limehouse
16 Pixley Street, London E14 7DF
By train
- Westferry DLR · 7 minutes’ walk
- Limehouse DLR
- Mile End tube · 5 minutes by bus
By bus
- Routes 277 and D7
The building
Two Victorian factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut, built in 1911. Brick walls, timber floors, the height and the light kept. Runs on 100% renewable electricity.
How much is a studio?
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.
What does the price include?
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.
Is it furnished?
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.
Can I alter the room?
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.
How do the contracts work?
Rolling licence. Three months’ notice, two months’ deposit. It’s a licence, not a lease, so there’s no legal bill to get in.
Can two businesses share a studio?
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.
Can I use the workshops?
Studio tenants get member rates on the machine shops, the dance studios and the photography studios. Every machine needs an induction first.
Are there studios in Tottenham?
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.
Do people stay long?
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.
Can I speak to someone?
Email info@honeworkspace.com or WhatsApp 07424 105667. Or book a tour and ask on the way round.
Come and see it for yourself
The weekly tour takes you round the makerspace, the workshops and the building, with whoever is making things that day. It’s booked the moment you choose a time.
- When
- Tuesdays 3.30pm and Thursdays 11.30am
- Where
- 16 Pixley Street, Limehouse, London E14 7DF
- Host
- Jai
- Takes
- About twenty minutes, longer if you get talking
- You’ll see
- The free studios first, then the workshops, the kitchens and the yard
- Then
- Choose a bench, or don’t. There’s no pitch at the end.