Sitting on some rather special land – this is where Kennington Palace’s horse stables used to be – Edinburgh House is a big, bright and open modern space in a super sweet south London spot. A gorgeous redevelopment of a classic 1960s block by the acclaimed architectural practice Bluebottle, its classy concrete interior is boosted by a palette of yellows, greens and burnt orange while natural light streams through its sky-lit roof and huge open atrium, making it the perfect base for businesses looking to step things up a gear.  

In the heart of the Kennington Conservation area, Edinburgh House is a short walk from Kennington and Vauxhall stations and is also easily accessible from Central London. Its atrium is home to the popular Duke’s café for coffee, sandwiches and snacks, but the local area also has great food and drink offerings too. The charming Vanilla Black, almost opposite, is a coffee shop with a difference, selling books, independent homeware and boutique gifts, as well as delicious flat whites and divine brunch.