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WorkLounge communal interior
About WorkLounge

Work should happen somewhere worth showing up to.

WorkLounge creates private offices with the professionalism businesses need and the personality conventional workspaces often lack.

Origin

It started with a simple frustration.

Too many offices fall into one of two camps: practical but anonymous, or beautifully styled but difficult to work from.

WorkLounge was created in 2023 to find the space between the two - private offices that function properly, feel considered and give smaller businesses an environment they can be proud of.

The Foundry in Loughborough was the first location. Eaglestar House in Leicester marks the next stage of the brand's growth.

WorkLounge design-led communal space
Built for better working days.
WorkLounge interior with design-led communal space
Principles

Looks good. Works hard.

Design should earn its place in the working day.

Design with purpose

Lighting, layout, communal areas and finishes should support the way people actually work, not just photograph well.

Protect privacy

WorkLounge is built around private offices, giving businesses a secure room for focus, calls, clients and confidential conversations.

Keep terms clear

Inclusive bills, straightforward terms and practical details should be easy to understand before a business commits.

Stay personal

Smaller buildings mean each location can have its own character, and members can feel known rather than processed.

Avoid the obvious

Professional workspace does not have to mean bland, beige or interchangeable. WorkLounge should feel like somewhere with a point of view.

Human scale

Smaller locations. More personal service.

WorkLounge is not trying to create endless floors of identical offices. Each building has its own identity, and each member should feel known rather than processed.

We look for buildings with character, a story or the potential to become something distinctive.

Member words

Good businesses keep good company.