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Huckletree

Huckletree14,000 sq ftSohoCAT B

Only in Soho can you peek inside a Brutalist building and find a cohesive design aesthetic melding upscale art-deco, 70’s Miami and industrial elements. But there’s no better way to represent Huckletree’s co-working community.

Our fit-out for Huckletree channels the contemporary brand into 14,000 square feet of energising workspace spread over three floors of the Ingestre Court building. In the spirit of the diverse teams inside, Huckletree’s first central London space both fits in and stands out from its ever-changing Soho surrounds.

    Industrial cladding sits alongside wood, with a stone reception desk featuring a bespoke neon sign. Nearby, a slatted bar and banquet seating area is busy with aspirational start-ups grabbing a juice and sparking impromptu conversations. From the moment you walk in, Huckletree is a vibrant ensemble that works.

    Designing for flexibility means incorporating modular desk layouts that provide distinct work areas within a broader community. For Huckletree's new space, they’re all provisioned with power, internet and ergonomic furniture, and imbued with Huckletree’s brand from the breakout areas to open-plan resident desks. It was a challenge for Tribe to ensure the furniture and desking within the private offices provided enough room to suit the small floorplates while still bringing an element of fun.  

    Across the three floors, flexible meeting rooms, a Zen room and modular co-working spaces give members the freedom to work, collaborate or switch off. Desking and furniture were carefully designed to maximise the smaller floorplates while providing the flexibility needed for fast-growing teams and changing tenants.

    The result is a bold, adaptable workplace that captures Huckletree’s character and creates the energy needed for its community to connect and thrive. Following its success, Thirdway went on to deliver two more Huckletree fit-outs.