Beauxhaus

16/10/2023

A journey through intricate patterns, where light guides the way and shadows tell their own story.

04/10/2023

Did you know? The iconic curved facade of the buildings at Piccadilly Circus (middle centre of image) is known as the Quadrant. Constructed in the early 19th century, it was designed by John Nash, the famed architect who also designed much of Regency London, including Buckingham Palace and Regent's Park. This beautiful curvature was Nash's vision of creating a link between Regent Street and Piccadilly. Even today, the Quadrant remains a remarkable feat of Georgian architecture amidst the modern hustle and bustle of London.

25/09/2023

🌟Dive into a world where architecture meets art at the King's Cross Tunnel!🌟 Spanning 90 metres, this mesmerising tunnel boasts an innovative ‘art wall’ crafted from LED lights, perfect for showcasing unique artistic commissions.🎨 Designed by the renowned Architects, and , the tunnel's 190 controllable vertical pixels set behind robust 12mm glass light up the path, creating a vibrant spectacle.✨ Beyond a pedestrian walkway, it’s a versatile space having hosted everything from London Fashion Week catwalks to CogX – the notable AI festival, and even serene yoga workshops.🧘‍♀️🤖 Open daily from 7am to 8pm, it’s a must-visit for locals and tourists alike, offering a walk through innovation, art, and design in the heart of London!🇬🇧

07/09/2023

Tower Bridge Light Trails, 🇬🇧 photo by co-founder

24/07/2023

One Canada Square ✨ César Pelli's stunning stainless steel clad building creates a mesmerising reflective surface that seems to vanish into the sky on sunny days! 🌞 It's no wonder it's visible from as far as 20 miles away! 🗼 It held the title of the tallest building in the UK from 1991 to 2012 and currently stands proud as the third tallest building in the UK.

19/07/2023

Did you know you can get a picture-perfect view of St Paul's Cathedral from the Millennium Bridge in London? With its strategic alignment and design, this iconic bridge offers a captivating perspective from the south bank of the Thames. As you stand on the bridge and gaze north, you'll be enchanted by the sight of St Paul's south facade, beautifully framed by the bridge supports. Here’s a nighttime shot from our co-founder

13/07/2023

Did you know that Isambard Kingdom Brunel was inspired by Crystal Palace and the Great Exhibition of 1851 when designing Paddington station. This can be seen in his use of wrought iron and glass in the beautiful three-span roof. He also aimed to allow passengers to seamlessly travel from London to the docks in Bristol and then embark safely on to the and his other boats heading to North America from the 1830’s onwards

26/06/2023

Cecil Brewer Staircase, London
One of our favourite spiral staircases can be found in furniture brand Heal's flagship store on Tottenham Court Road in London. It is known as the Cecil Brewer Staircase, named after the founder, John Heals' cousin who designed the structure. It continues to be a popular tourist destination and still continues to serve customers as they move around the store's various departments.

20/06/2023

Canary Wharf 🇬🇧

19/06/2023

Through the line ❤️

17/06/2023

Piccadilly Circus 🇬🇧

18/05/2023

Bloomberg European HQ, London

17/05/2023

Kings Cross Shadows

14/05/2023

Damrak, Amsterdam. The Damrak houses were built in the 17th century and are also known as the "Dancing Houses" because of their crooked and leaning appearance. This is because they were built on soft soil that couldn’t support their weight. 🇳🇱

13/05/2023

Canary Wharf is home to some of the tallest buildings in Europe. The tallest building in Canary Wharf is One Canada Square, which is 235 metres tall. Other notable tall buildings in Canary Wharf include 20 Fenchurch Street, HSBC Tower, and Citigroup Centre.

09/05/2023

The Vaults, Leake Street, London. Here are some of the things that make Leake Street so cool: It is a legal graffiti wall, which means that artists are free to express themselves without fear of being arrested.
The tunnel is constantly changing, with new pieces being added all the time. This means that there is always something new to see.
The variety of art on display is incredible, from traditional graffiti to more experimental pieces. Leake Street is a great place to see some of the best street art in London.
It is also a fun and unique place to explore. If you are looking for a unique and interesting place to visit in London, I highly recommend checking out Leake Street.

04/05/2023

Electricity Showrooms Hoxton Square, London 🇬🇧

03/05/2023

02/05/2023

World Trade Center

30/04/2023

Brooklyn Bridge

29/04/2023

Bristol Temple Meads

29/04/2023

Brighton Light Trails

29/04/2023

29/04/2023

Abstract, Lime Street

27/04/2023

Four Seasons Hotel Downtown New York and The Woolworth Building

27/04/2023

The Fenchurch Building, London

27/04/2023

Kings Cross, London

25/04/2023

The Whitney

25/04/2023

Analogue mixing desk