Creative Workshop & Team Away Day Venue in Leicester

Creative Workshop, Meeting & Team Away Day Venue in Leicester HK Curated Space is a 4,400 sq ft creative environment located within a Victorian textile factory, just two miles from Leicester train station. Originally designed for photography and film, the space also lends itself particularly well to workshops, team away days, training events, offsite meetings and brand gatherings, offering a distinctive alternative to traditional meeting rooms and conference venues. The studio is particularly well suited to organisations looking to combine presentations and collaborative working with content creation, team building or creative activities, all within a flexible and inspiring environment. Natural daylight, original factory architecture and a curated collection of furnishings create an inspiring setting for collaboration, learning and discussion. Guests can make use of the various styled environments throughout the space for: Content creation and social media capture Team photography and brand imagery Product demonstrations Creative exercises and breakout activities Informal networking and discussion areas Please note: whilst an hourly rate is displayed, bookings are available as either half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8 hours) hires. The Space 4,400 sq ft open plan studio Original wooden flooring throughout Vaulted ceilings and overhead skylights Large East and West-facing factory windows Flexible layouts for workshops, presentations and breakout sessions Multiple seating and gathering areas Optional use of the styled kitchen environment as a backdrop or hospitality area What's Included Tables and chairs configured to suit your session TV HDMI usb & usbc Complimentary filter coffee Selection of teas Still and sparkling water Fresh fruit bowl Wi-Fi On-site parking Studio representative on site throughout External catering is welcome, or we can help arrange catering options as an additional service. Previous Clients NEXT, Sage, Visa UK, BBC, ITV, Adobe, Vinterior, Harlequin, Henry Holland and Romo.