Mortimer House


Maslow’s Mortimer House is a versatile venue housed in a beautifully restored seven-story Art Deco building in the heart of London’s Fitzrovia neighborhood. The design concept is inspired by the venue’s namesake, Abraham Maslow, and his influential psychological theories on human motivation and well-being, which gained prominence in the 1940s and 1950s. At the core of these theories—Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs—has been seamlessly integrated into both the design narrative and the venue’s programmatic layout.

Location

London

Role

Interior Design

Year

2019

Partners

Selected Press

Co-working space at Mortimer House's Maslow location, shows an open plan office space with large windows looking out to street.
Chairs stations in window with couch against the window and a side console
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Sub title

Title

“A game-changing hub designed to both create and unwind, with neutral palettes and simple aesthetics allowing tenant personality to shape each space.”

Members Club - Co-Working

Mortimer House

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