Lightroom
/ About
Lightroom is a purpose-built room on Lewis Cubitt Square whose four walls and floor are a single 4K projection surface. It was made for immersive art, and it hires out as a 340-capacity space that can be turned into anything the client can render.
The practical version of that: a drinks reception inside a David Hockney painting, or a long-table dinner laid on the surface of the Moon with the lunar module standing behind the top table. Both have been done. Because the projection is the room rather than a screen at one end, guests are inside the image from the doorway, and the content changes between courses if the brief asks for it.
The showspace itself is a black box with no windows and no fixed seating, so the layout is whatever the plan needs: rows for a premiere, rounds for an awards dinner, cleared for a launch. A separate foyer with its own bar handles arrival and the after-party, and it is the room brands generally dress for a takeover.
It is two minutes from King's Cross St Pancras, with Coal Drops Yard next door for anything that runs on afterwards.
/ Rooms Available
The Showspace
Exclusive HireThe projection room: four walls and the floor as one continuous 4K surface, no windows, no fixed seating. It holds 340 standing or 200 seated, laid with rounds for a dinner, rows for a premiere, or cleared entirely for a reception.
The Foyer
Semi PrivateThe arrival room, with a circular bar under a canopy of hanging lights and a full-height glazed wall onto Lewis Cubitt Square. Used for arrival drinks before the showspace and for the party afterwards, and the space brands dress for a takeover.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
AV Equipment
- – LED Screens
- – Sound System
- – Lighting Rig
- – PA System
Catering
- – External Catering Allowed
- – Bespoke Menus
Licensing
- – Full Alcohol Licence
Venue Specs
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Flexible Layout
- – Load-In Access
- – Private Bar
- – Wheelchair Accessible
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