Located at the intersection of Dye House Lane and Wick Lane, Studio 305 occupies a space in a Victorian warehouse that witnessed London’s industrial evolution first hand.

Starting with the production of the world’s first synthetic plastic that replaced ivory and tortoiseshell, the Permanite building where the studio is located has housed multiple enterprises over time.

From cabinet artisans and toy manufacturers to serving as a repository for communist-era literature, the factory has undergone numerous transformations across the decades.

Since 2002, this contemporary space has continued the legacy of innovation by welcoming creatives and entrepreneurs who come to London to seize opportunities and forge lasting connections.