“I very much enjoyed working with the Studio 104 team; they were not only pleasant, professional, and timely but also demonstrated great creativity. Studio 104 incorporate feedback seamlessly into the process while consistently focusing on delivering an excellent product for the hotel. Studio 104 should take great pride in the exceptional work that perfectly aligns with the hotel's vision.”
Founded by a group of friends, this glorious hotel at the corner of Broadwick Street and Berwick Street in London draws inspiration from the community, essence, and spirit of Soho. Martin Brudnizki, a world-renowned interior designer, artfully crafted Broadwick Soho's townhouse aesthetic, seamlessly blending inspirations from Jazz Age opulence, Italian travels and Disco fabulousness.
Studio 104 had the honor of designing a fully bespoke uniform range for Broadwick Soho. The collection features bespoke jacquard waistcoats and jackets with luxurious velvet collars and lapels. These jacquard fabrics have been exclusively developed for Broadwick Soho, bringing texture and interest to the collection, which seamlessly captures the detailed and opulent interiors of Broadwick Soho.
Additionally, leopard print jumpsuits and polka dot dresses, bespoke pocket squares and ties, along with luxurious bow ties, have been incorporated, mirroring the patterns found within the hotel. Studio 104's bespoke uniform range perfectly complements the vibrant and eclectic spirit of Broadwick Soho, adding an extra layer of sophistication to this theatrical oasis in the heart of London.
The Studio 104 team are world-leading specialists in designing and creating custom uniforms for luxury hotels, hotel groups, resort hotels and high-end boutique hotels. We provide a dedicated service supplying exclusively designed, custom and contemporary uniforms to luxury brands worldwide, with particular expertise bespoke uniform design for clients in the UK, USA and the Middle East.
Get in touch with the team at our London uniform design agency to discuss your project.
