Office Fit Outs in Camden Town
For office fit outs and design in Camden, we are passionate about creating a modern and inspiring workplace for you and your team.
With a successful track record in the area, Soul Spaces delivers office fit outs from the earliest stages of space planning through to interior design, construction, furniture installation and final handover.
Whether you are relocating to a new commercial property, making better use of your existing office or planning a complete workplace refurbishment, we will work closely with you to develop a space that supports your people and reflects the way your business operates.
Why choose Soul Spaces for your office design and fit out in Camden?
Soul Spaces was founded by Tomal and Joe and they are hands-on with every project – so you know exactly who you are working with.. We take care of your project and you always have a direct line to us.
We are able to provide a genuine in-house 360 real estate journeye to find, design and build the office you desire
With 15 years’ experience under our belt and working for award-winning companies, we know the ins and the outs of office design and builds.
We started Soul Spaces to provide our clients with transparency on their projects. We believe in our product and people as opposed to an obsession with growth and profit.
We’re passionate about business and entrepreneurialism. We started our business to help leaders make the right decisions and pay the right price. We understand the rollercoaster you’re on — we want to make finding the right workspace a smoother ride.
Office refurbishment and fit outs in Camden Town
For office fit outs in Camden Town, we understand the area has a distinctive character and a strong creative identity.
Its mix of independent businesses, media organisations, technology companies, professional services and creative enterprises makes it an interesting location for businesses looking to build a workspace in North London.
If you are working with a traditional or more modern building, we understand the importance of design, layout and flow – and how this needs to be in line with your company’s brand and culture.
Soul Spaces can support office fit-outs and refurbishment projects across Camden Town, including properties around:
Camden High Street, Camden Road, Parkway, Kentish Town Road, Chalk Farm Road, Bayham Street, Jamestown Road, Hawley Road, Greenland Road, Delancey Street, Pratt Street, Camden Lock and neighbouring areas of Chalk Farm, Mornington Crescent and Kentish Town.
Our Step-By-Step Process
We start by understanding your business, your team and your requirements. We will discuss your location, timescale, budget and what you want to achieve from the new workplace.
We assess the existing space, including its layout, condition and relevant building services. This helps us identify opportunities and potential issues before work starts.
Our designers develop a workplace concept around your requirements. We consider everything from space planning and lighting to materials, furniture, branding and employee experience.
Once the design has been developed, we establish the project costs and agree on the specification with you, highlighting what is included in your fit out.
Depending on the work involved and your lease, landlord approval may be required. We can help identify the permissions and approvals needed before construction begins.
Our team manages the fit-out works, coordinating trades, materials, installations and project requirements throughout the build.
Where required, we can provide and install office furniture, alongside finishing touches that complete the workplace.
Once the work is complete, we carry out the final checks and hand the finished office back to you, ready for your team to move in.
Office fit out costs in Camden Town
The cost of an office fit out in Camden depends on the size and condition of the space.
A Cat A fit out generally prepares a commercial space for occupation by providing its basic infrastructure and building services. A Cat B fit out takes the space further, introducing the layout, finishes, furniture, meeting facilities and branded details needed to create a working office.
As an initial budgeting guide, Cat A fit-out costs can start at approximately £40–£80 per sq ft. Cat B projects may typically fall within £75–£140+ per sq ft, depending on the design and specification. Premium finishes and more complex construction can increase the overall investment.
The following examples illustrate how those indicative Cat B rates translate into project budgets:
| Office size | Indicative Cat B cost |
| 3,000 sq ft | £225,000–£420,000 |
| 4,000 sq ft | £300,000–£560,000 |
| 5,000 sq ft | £375,000–£700,000 |
| 8,000 sq ft | £600,000–£1,120,000 |
| 10,000 sq ft | £750,000–£1,400,000 |
A workplace for 30–50 employees might need between 3,000 and 5,000 sq ft, although the ideal floor area will depend on how the team uses the office.
A business with predominantly desk-based roles may have different requirements from one that needs numerous meeting rooms, collaborative areas or dedicated client spaces. Hybrid working can also influence the amount of space required.
Based on the indicative Cat B rate of £75–£140+ per sq ft, a 3,000–5,000 sq ft project could have a starting budget range of approximately £225,000–£700,000.
The final figure will depend on the layout, level of finish, furniture package and the work needed to prepare the building.
For a team of 80–100 people, an office of approximately 8,000–10,000 sq ft may be appropriate, depending on occupancy patterns, desk density and the balance between individual and shared working areas.
At the indicative Cat B rate, an 8,000 sq ft office could cost around £600,000–£1.12 million. A 10,000 sq ft project could fall between £750,000 and £1.4 million.
An office fit out can take approximately 3–12 months from the start of the fit-out works through to completion, depending on the project’s size, complexity and specification.
A relatively straightforward refurbishment may require less time than a substantial office transformation involving extensive building services, bespoke interiors or structural changes.
The design and approval stages also need to be considered when planning your overall move-in date. We recommend discussing your target completion date early so that the programme can be developed around your requirements.
Landlord consent is often necessary, particularly when proposed works affect the building’s structure, services or shared areas. The precise requirements will depend on your lease and the nature of the alterations.
Some decorative changes may be relatively straightforward, whereas changes to partitions, electrical installations, heating and ventilation or other building systems may require formal approval. Certain projects may also need building regulations approval or planning permission.
Establishing the requirements before work begins helps avoid unnecessary delays. Soul Spaces can help identify the approvals relevant to your project and coordinate the process as part of the wider fit out.
Material selection depends on the appearance you want to achieve, the way each area will be used and the amount of wear the finishes need to withstand.
Options include timber, glass, metal, stone, carpet tiles, vinyl, decorative wall finishes, reclaimed products and recycled-content materials. Different combinations can create anything from a clean, contemporary office to a more characterful interior that complements an existing building.
We can help you compare the practical performance, appearance, maintenance requirements and cost of different options before agreeing on a specification.
Yes, furniture can form part of your office fit-out package, depending on the agreed scope of work.
This may include workstations, ergonomic chairs, meeting tables, conference seating, breakout furniture and storage. We can also consider which existing items are suitable for reuse.
Planning the furniture alongside the interior design helps ensure that circulation routes, desk layouts, meeting areas and shared facilities work together effectively.
Yes, sustainability can be considered throughout the office design and build, specification and construction process.
Depending on your priorities, we can explore reusing existing furniture, retaining suitable finishes, selecting recycled or responsibly sourced materials, reducing construction waste and incorporating energy-efficient lighting.
The building itself will influence which improvements are practical, particularly where existing services or structural constraints limit the available options. We’ll work with you to identify measures that make sense for the project.
Payment arrangements depend on the project size, contract structure and agreed scope of work.
A project may involve an initial payment followed by staged instalments or payments linked to agreed milestones.
The precise arrangement should be established before the work starts, with the payment schedule and relevant terms set out in the contract.
This provides clarity on the financial commitments involved and helps you plan expenditure throughout the project.