The Stow Brothers opens sixth office in Islington

The Stow Brothers has officially opened its first Islington office, extending its presence across North and East London with a sixth branch at 292 Upper Street.

Designed by Rees Architects, the new office combines contemporary interiors with details reflecting the building’s history. Voile curtains provide a nod to its former life as a jeweller’s, alongside artisan clay tiles, microcement walls and carefully considered design features.

The opening was celebrated with a launch event attended by local businesses, residents, artists and friends of the agency. An exhibition curated by artist Gisli Bergman, whose work was also displayed, brought a creative focus to the new space.

Kenny and Andrew Goad, co-founders of The Stow Brothers (main image L-R), said: “We’ve been looking forward to opening our doors in Islington for a long time, so it was brilliant to finally celebrate with everyone who has helped bring it together.

“There’s also something very special about opening on Upper Street, where our great-grandfather once had his jewellery business. It feels like a lovely connection between the past and what we’re building today.”

Creative approach

The Islington office is led by Sales Branch Manager, Russell Gooden, and Lettings Branch Manager, Ashley Mitson.

The opening follows a creative launch campaign developed with Studio.Build, which introduced the agency to Islington through a specially commissioned poem and a series of print and digital communications.

Founded in Walthamstow in 2014 by brothers Kenny and Andrew Goad, The Stow Brothers has built its identity around creative property marketing, photography and storytelling.

The independent agency now has six offices across North and East London, offering residential sales, lettings, property management and new homes services.