Why not book yourself in for a trim or haircut from the convenience of your office!
Once a month barber extraordinaire Craig Richardson, barber to the staff of Nike and Spotify, will be at GWS to pamper the boys in the office.
Hair cut: £20
Beard trim: £15
Hair cut and beard trim: £30
Email marketing@greatwesternstudios.com for booking link.
Spinning out from the highly successful marketing team at The Yacht Week, Lehmann & Gardfeldt is an independent marketing agency specialised in cutting through the noise for the over-entertained generation. Their clients are typically in the experiential, travel or lifestyle space and at the stage where they are looking to step up their ad-hoc marketing efforts to a cohesive and commercially viable marketing strategy. These strategies are then brought to life with culturally relevant, best-in-class content.
Miska Miller-Lovegrove and Mathilde Bretillot are set on reinventing the art fair experience. Their remarkable, pared back design for the first edition of Draw Art Fair London, at Saatchi Gallery 17-19 May 2019, will put art before spectacle.
Miska describes the minimalist setting: “From the moment they walk into the exhibition space, viewers will see nothing but art in their sightline. Free standing booths in the centre of the rooms will emphasise a museum like setting so you can really concentrate on drawing.” The designers have created minimalist furniture throughout the fair to accentuate the simplicity of the fair’s structure, giving pride of place to the artworks.
You may have seen The Electric Barge, a big blue, silent-running electrically powered boat, which is host to events for up to 60 people, cruising past GWS on trips between Ladbroke Grove and Camden Lock via Little Venice. In the past few years, we’ve welcomed teams from Tom Dixon, Nike, Pinterest, ITV, Frieze, Google and many others on board to party, plan or ponder.
All of our profit from commercial hire is ploughed straight back into supporting our charitable education project, The Floating Classroom. Your hire will directly support local school children to learn more about the natural world, to develop a sense of kinship with it and – we hope – to become better guardians of it. Saving the world one event at a time!
The Meanwhile Gardens Classroom is their first project on dry land, and will see them deliver 20 learning sessions at a pop-up gazebo classroom in Meanwhile’s Courtyard Garden.
Pupils at local primary schools will take part in two sessions each over the summer term. The first will see them plant flowers, vegetables and herbs and learning how to cultivate them over the coming weeks. In the second – delivered 6-8 weeks later, pupils will return to harvest what they have grown in order to prepare, cook and eat a celebratory communal meal.
KPPR handle the retained series publicity for BBC One’s award-winning topical panel show Have I Got News For You, currently in its 57th series. KPPR manage all press interviews with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, officially announce each episode’s guest presenter and panellists to press and distribute a weekly media alert and trailer clip. At the beginning of the current series, KPPR arranged Ian Hislop and Paul Merton’s first ever paired TV & radio interviews to promote the programme, where they appeared on BBC One’s The One Show and BBC Radio 2 Steve Wright in the Afternoon. The programme recently won the Voice of the Listener & Viewer Award for ‘Best TV Arts & Entertainment Programme’. Have I Got News For You airs on Fridays at 9pm on BBC One.
Bethan Gray Design launched an entirely new partnership and collection at Rossana Orlandi called “Exploring Eden” during Milan Design Week 2019.
This collection is made in partnership with fellow GWS studio holder, Nature Squared – a company which has been embracing sustainability and social responsibility for the last 18 years and whose surfaces are in the majority of the world’s super yachts. The collection itself features furniture and accessories made from scallop shells, capiz shells, pearl shells, and pheasant feathers in a completely sustainable way.
The collection has been featured in The Guardian, Dezeen and Living Etc.
