General People @ Pattern House opens at Highgate Studios in Kentish Town
General People is opening Pattern House, a new flexible workspace for small creative businesses, inside Kentish Town's Highgate Studios, a converted Victorian warehouse once home to the Sanderson wallpaper factory. Private offices, coworking and meeting rooms are on offer, with private offices starting from £230 per desk (with the current discount) and dedicated desks at £195.
North London's small creative teams have a new address to weigh up. Pattern House , a flexible workspace from General People , is now open inside Highgate Studios at 53-79 Highgate Road, Kentish Town, London NW5 1TL. It is aimed squarely at small creative businesses, with private offices, coworking and meeting rooms under one roof. A building that knows its patterns The name is no accident. Highgate Studios is a converted Victorian warehouse that was once home to the Sanderson wallpaper factory, so it has been in the pattern business rather longer than most of its future occupants. Pattern House adds a dedicated flexible workspace for teams who would rather have a bit of history on the walls than another beige business park. Bringing your own wallpaper samples is entirely optional. What's on offer Space is designed to work from solo desks to small teams. There are private offices for those who want their own door, coworking for those who don't, and bookable meeting rooms for client visits and the occasional big pitch. At the time of writing, private offices start from £230 per desk with the current discount, and dedicated desks are £195. Exact layouts, availability and terms are worth confirming before you commit. Members also get access to a landscaped communal courtyard, an on-site café, breakout areas, phone booths, showers, lockers and cycle parking. Cyclists coming over from the Hampstead Heath side of town will find somewhere to leave the bike and freshen up, and the courtyard offers a change of scene that isn't the stairwell. Getting there Kentish Town station, served by the Northern line and National Rail, is about an eight-minute walk away, while Gospel Oak on the Overground is around nine minutes on foot. That makes the building a practical option for teams with people coming in from different corners of London, and Kentish Town's bars and restaurants are close by for anyone whose working day ends with a debrief. Who it suits Pattern House looks a natural fit for design studios, agencies, makers and other small creative businesses that want a North London base with real character, on flexible terms rather than a traditional lease. For growing teams that have outgrown the kitchen table but aren't ready for a floor of their own, it is one to put on the viewing list. Find out more You can browse the operator's other London workspaces on the FlexWorkspace General People page . Looking for your next office? FlexWorkspace is free for occupiers to search and enquire, so you can view Pattern House and compare it with flexible offices, coworking and meeting rooms across North London and beyond in one place.