Mainyard Studios Hackney Wick — Creative Coworking Since 2012

What to expect at Mainyard Studios [Hackney Wick]

Mainyard Studios has been anchoring Hackney Wick's creative scene since 2012 — over a decade of building something genuinely independent in East London. Spread across 31,000 sq ft of converted industrial buildings at 90–94 Wallis Road, the space houses freelancers, startups, and growing teams who need affordable, professional workspaces without the corporate gloss. Membership gets you 24/7 keycard access, so unconventional hours are never a problem. The canalside setting means lunchtime walks along Regent's Canal are practically part of the working day, and the adjacent No90 bar and terrace means after-work drinks are steps from your desk. Colourful murals mark the exterior; inside, meeting rooms, a reception desk, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a full community events calendar keep things running and connected. Reviewers consistently flag the friendly, accommodating team and genuine value for money — from solo freelancers to teams that have scaled from three to ten people right here.

What this space offers

Mainyard Studios [Hackney Wick] offers On-site Bar, 24/7 Access, Lounge Area, Highspeed Wifi, Reception Desk, River View, Outdoor Areas, Meeting Rooms and 3 more amenities.

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The Neighborhood

Hackney Wick is one of East London's most distinctive arts neighbourhoods — renowned for music, street art, and a grassroots culture that's been building for years. The studio sits directly alongside Regent's Canal, making it a natural route for cycle-commuters and a favourite for lunchtime walks away from a screen. Nearby, The Barge East offers dining aboard a 114-year-old Dutch barge, while independent eateries and coffee spots are within easy reach on foot. A Sainsbury's on Wallis Road keeps the practical side covered. The nearest Overground station is Hackney Wick, with Leyton also serving the area — both putting you on quick connections into central London. The exterior's large colourful murals make the building impossible to miss. Whether you're arriving by bike, tube, or on foot through the towpath, this corner of E9 has the kind of neighbourhood energy that's genuinely hard to manufacture.

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