Fashion designer Julian Macdonald OBE has signed for space at Studio Y by Spacemade in West London.
Julien Macdonald is taking 10 desks across two offices at the 21,476 sq ft flexible workspace centre, which is located in the iconic Yellow Building at Notting Dale Campus and is dedicated to the business side of fashion and beauty.
The site opened earlier this summer and Macdonald will use the hub as the creative headquarters for his London Fashion Week autumn/winter 2026 collection, which is set to debut in February.
Macdonald said: “I’m absolutely delighted to be using Studio Y by Spacemade as my new London hub. Having a base that not only supports meaningful collaboration, but truly feels like a launchpad for innovation is incredibly inspiring. Studio Y is more than a workspace, it’s a creative community, and it’s the perfect environment to design my next Fashion Week collection, surrounded by brands and creatives who share that ambition.”
Jonny Rosenblatt, co-founder of Spacemade, added: “We’re seeing incredible momentum for workspaces designed around specific industries, where businesses thrive by being close to others who understand their challenges. Hale House has proven how powerful this model can be for HealthTech, and Studio Y brings the same thinking to fashion and beauty. Julien Macdonald choosing to base his London operations here is a huge validation of this vision.”
Peter Simon, founder of Monsoon and Accessorize, who created Notting Dale Campus, said: “We are excited to partner with Spacemade to bring Studio Y to the iconic Yellow Building at Notting Dale Campus. As a vibrant hub for fashion and beauty brands, this location embodies the creative energy and innovation that West London is renowned for.”
