Video: Through the Keyhole - a look around Karmarama Group's offices in Farringdon
Two months ago London creative group Karmarama moved into its new offices in Farringdon.
Having within the last year acquired digital agency Crayon to grow the Karmarama Group, the company found itself busting at the seams within its offices and has now set up residence at its new home, where it claims to have become the largest single floored communications agency in the UK.
The Drum took a wander around the offices, inspecting its cubby holes filled with different ornaments (one full of garden gnomes), colourful meeting rooms, editing suites, boardroom, chill out room (including arcade machines and a sweet shop) and the entrance area, with neon lighting and a giant red inflatable Buda for effect. Oh and don’t forget the specially incorporated Ping Pong rooms. Yes, that’s right – there’s more than one.
Also speaking to The Drum is Ben Bilboul, CEO of Karmarama, who explains what the agency was looking for with its new place of residence.
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