Studio space needed - any ideas welcome

By rosa_p
March 21, 2016 in Property

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Posted March 21, 2016

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Posted March 21, 2016

Hello!

I have been living in East Dulwich for the past 2 - 2.5 years. I am a freelance designer and my main job is designing and making my own range of costume jewellery which I currently do from a corner of my (rather small!) 1 bed flat. As I'm selling more and more, it's become clear I urgently need to find some sort of studio / workspace that I can make my jewellery in, store my materials, and work on other freelance projects. As I live in ED I'd be really interested to know if anyone local has any kind of a workspace available to rent. So far, I have unfortunately only been able to find studios that are just way too expensive to rent on top of paying the rent for my flat. Maybe I'm searching for the impossible but if anyone has affordable work space I would be really interested to hear from you! It could even be temporary as I eventually may need to find somewhere I can run a laser-cutter from, but for now any kind of workspace would be fantastic.

Thanks so much!

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