A desk by a very good window.
Hot desks, fixed desks and four meeting rooms on one floor of an old print works. Come for a day or stay for years: every plan runs on a month's notice.
Open 8 to 7, Monday to Friday. Members have a fob for the rest.
Bike store and showers at the back. Both on the same fob.
No deposit, no twelve-month tie-in. A month's notice on every plan, both ways.
A day pass is the cheapest way to find out. It comes off your first month if you join.
Pay for the desk you use, not the one you might.
Everything is month to month with a month's notice. Meeting rooms are hired by the hour on top, and members get hours included.
Day pass
Any free desk from 8 to 7. Wifi, coffee and the printer included.
Hot desk
Any free desk, every working day, plus a locker and post handling.
Fixed desk
Your own desk under the windows, a monitor, and a fob for 24-hour access.
Private office
A glass room for two to six with its own door and the same fob.
Meeting rooms
Four rooms hired by the hour. Members get eight hours a month included.
Not sure which? Come for a day first, and the pass comes off your first month.

Built for a working day, not a photo shoot.
Desks under the windows, a quiet room at the back for calls and heads-down work, and a kitchen that gets used. Nobody here is building a community. People just tend to have lunch together.
Doors open, coffee on. Reception is here until seven.
Lunch on the long table. Most days. Nobody organises it.
The floor empties. Fixed-desk members let themselves in and out.
What comes with a desk.
On every plan, including the day pass. The only extras are meeting-room hours past the ones included, and printing past the first hundred pages.
Wired ports at every fixed desk, and wifi that has never been the excuse.
Four phone booths. Take the call, spare the room.
Printing and scanning. The first hundred pages a month are free.
Kitchen and coffee. Filter coffee all day, a proper fridge, a dishwasher somebody empties.
Showers and a bike store. Both at the back, both on the fob.
Post and parcels. Reception signs for anything that arrives. Fixed desks get a business address.
Come and try a desk.
A tour takes twenty minutes. Or skip it, buy a day pass, and see how the afternoon goes.
One reply, from whoever is on the desk that day. Usually within the hour.