Luxurious business lounge at LEO’s Michelin House workspace, blending modern furnishings with Art Deco architecture.

Case Studies

London Executive Offices

Size

27,000 Sq ft

Location

Michelin House, SW3, London

Sector

Property & Serviced Office

Scope

Building Refurbishment Office Design Office Fit Out

London Executive Offices (LEO) partnered with us to refurbish their 27,000 sq ft workspace in the historic Michelin House.

Blending Heritage & Modernity

LEO’s Michelin House space artfully combines contemporary design with the building’s iconic 1909 Art Deco architecture. The design centres around the large Art Deco lantern skylight, which carries natural light down through the building’s height. The design palette of subtle greys, rich blues, and warm browns is enhanced by luxurious textures and high-end finishes.

Enhanced Amenities

The refurbishment includes an executive business lounge and a private outdoor terrace, offering spaces for relaxation and informal meetings. Additional amenities like bike storage, changing facilities, and showers cater to the diverse needs of modern professionals.

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Atrium seating area at Michelin House, featuring a mix of heritage architecture and contemporary design for LEO.

Modern teapoint with vibrant blue accents in London Executive Office’s Michelin House office, designed for informal meetings and breaks.

Rooftop terrace at LEO’s Michelin House, offering an outdoor space for meetings with views of London, celebrating the building’s Art Deco roof lantern.

Executive boardroom at London Executive Office’s Michelin House, showcasing bespoke furniture and stained glass inspired by the building’s history.

Private outdoor terrace at LEO’s Michelin House, a key feature of the 27,000 sq ft office refurbishment.

Voices

Trump’s Tariffs and What They Mean for Commercial Real Estate

On 2 April 2025, Donald Trump unveiled a dramatic new tariff regime that has left economists and global markets reeling. His reveal included a blanket 10% tariff on all imported goods into the United States, with some product categories and countries facing significantly steeper duties. The move, aimed at reinvigorating domestic manufacturing and rebalancing trade, has already sparked volatility across industries, and while property continues to be a resilient asset class during periods of uncertainty, the commercial real estate sector is not immune.