A super slick space in South West London, The Light Bulb in Wandsworth takes its name from the area’s history of making electrical supplies, including light switches, sockets and plugs. These modern office and studio spaces pay tribute to the area’s past, offering a light and bright place to get stuck into whatever the day brings.

We’ve added a stunning new wing to The Light Bulb at Workspace®, with gorgeous new office and studio spaces, all with high ceilings and loads of natural light. Wrought iron details mix with modern neon-style lighting for a traditional meets contemporary feel, and a charming floral garden welcomes you into the space before you enter the grand and airy atrium. When inside you’ll find our very own Tuk Tuk, which serves delicious barista-style coffee throughout the day.

Nestled close to the River Thames, and close by to Wandsworth High Street, The Light Bulb is a short walk from both East Putney tube and Wandsworth Town train stations and really easy to get to by bus.

Local lunch options include Planet Organic for healthy and veggie-friendly take-away salads and 10 minutes walk away is the charming Old York Road, which is home to the casual cafe Konnigans as well as authentic Vietnamese eateries Pad Thai Story and Viet Town. Pick up ready-to-go sandwiches and snacks from Cleavers and Bailey and Sage deli as well as coffee from Over Under, Gail’s and Brew and bespoke bouquets of flowers from Bramble and Willow. Or hit up the French-influenced Cafe Fleur for your mid-morning coffee, pastries and breakfast baps. When it comes to pubs, The Alma on Old York Road is a local favourite.

Take a break and get some fresh air with a stroll in the nearby King George’s Park with its ornamental gardens and peaceful lake. If you’re feeling active, then its sports pitches, leisure centre and tennis courts are great for getting the blood pumping. For something a bit more chilled, try a wander down the Wandle Trail. Either head north on the scenic path to the Wandle Delta – where this chalk stream meets the River Thames – or go south past the site of the old Youngs brewery, which was the longest site of continuous beer brewing in the UK before it closed in 2006. 

The area is still home to several listed buildings linked to the trade, with the new Ram Quarter development revamping the site with residential properties as well as the London Stock restaurant, Backyard Cinema, and chic Story Cafe, which offers coffee brewed with its own beans and a tasty brunch menu – we like the Story Breakfast Plate with spiced sausage and marinated halloumi – as well as both indoor and outdoor seating. Just around the corner is the Spread Eagle, a grand Victorian establishment with a beautiful historic interior, perfect for a post-work pint.