A bespoke East London daylight photography studio within a former Art Deco aircraft factory designed in the 1930s, YoYo Studios is a fantastic location for photography and film shoots with an industrial edge.

Concrete structures, four-metre high ceilings, dual aspect triple height windows and an immense infinity cove are just a few of the epic features of this photography studio and what attracts brands like Hypebeast, Crack Magazine, Wonderland Magazine, Time Magazine, Puss Puss, Adidas, ASOS, John Lewis, Vogue and Vanity Fair to shoot here.

The three interchangeable backdrops, distressed, regency and abstract are available to set up free of charge along with a distressed wooden floorboard panel. The fully equipped kitchen, Italian marble bathroom with immense heated mirror and heated floor, the vintage furniture, the dressing area complete with rails, hangers and pro steamer, work station with Eizo screen and make-up area all make the studio extremely comfortable to work in. Equipment hire and bespoke catering packages are available and gated car parking is included free of charge.

Handcrafted by a skilled craftsman, the purpose built 1600 sq ft photographic studio houses an immense infinity cove with industrial features throughout. With 24 triple height factory windows, the studio is epic daylight but also has light reducing blinds for all types of photography and film shoots.

The epic space allows brands including Hypebeast, Crack Magazine, Wonderland Magazine, Time Magazine, Puss Puss, Adidas, ASOS, John Lewis, Vogue and Vanity Fair to create powerful and stunning photography for editorials, advertorials, look books, covers and campaigns.

"We provide on request a full and efficient service for photography and film shoots, including equipment hire and catering packages.

Our dedicated team is on hand to assist to create the perfect shoot beforehand and on the day, and we pride ourselves on the relaxed, helpful and friendly atmosphere."

A bespoke East London daylight photography studio within a former Art Deco aircraft factory designed in the 1930s, YoYo Studios is a fantastic location for photography and film shoots with an industrial edge.

Concrete structures, four-metre high ceilings, dual aspect triple height windows and an immense infinity cove are just a few of the epic features of this photography studio and what attracts brands like Vogue, Asos, Vanity Fair, Adidas, Whistles, Fault Magazine, Wonderland Magazine, Charlotte Tilbury and John Lewis to shoot here.

The three interchangeable backdrops, distressed, regency and abstract are available to set up free of charge along with a distressed wooden floorboard panel. The fully equipped kitchen, Italian marble bathroom with immense heated mirror and heated floor, the vintage furniture, the dressing area complete with rails, hangers and pro steamer, work station with Eizo screen and make-up area all make the studio extremely comfortable to work in. Equipment hire and bespoke catering packages are available and gated car parking is included free of charge.

Located in East London within a former aircraft factory originally designed by Sir Owen Williams in the 1930s, DeHavilland Studios is an impressive industrial Art Deco building. This bespoke daylight studio is ideal for photography and film shoots.

Situated on the first floor and approached by lift or stairs, the studio benefits from the large dual aspect Art Deco factory windows, with light reducing blinds and high ceilings.

The immense infinity cove is set within the spacious studio with three additional interchangeable backdrops; distressed, regency and abstract, along with an additional distressed stained floor boarding panel as an option.

The conversion has been carried out by a talented craftsman with painstaking attention to detail throughout.

With gated private parking by arrangement and good accessability by car and public transport, equipment hire and bespoke catering packages are also available.