Graham Fits Out Ireland House London
Graham's Interior Fit-Out division has been appointed to fit out Ireland House London, which will house the Embassy of Ireland and three Irish State Agencies.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Interior Decorating
Graham's Interior Fit-Out division was appointed by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to fit out Ireland House London at 10 Spring Gardens. The building will house the Embassy of Ireland and its Citizen Services Office, along with Bord Bia, Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland.
Why it matters
The project turns a multi-floor London property into a shared base for Ireland's diplomatic and trade-promotion functions, bringing those services together under one roof. For readers following international interior fit-out work, it shows how a government office project combines workspace, public-facing reception and event space in a single scheme.
The project covers five floors of office accommodation at Ireland House, with a new main entrance foyer and reception on the first floor approached via Carlton House Terrace. Financial terms and the full cost of the fit-out were not disclosed in the source material.
The players
Graham
Graham is a construction and fit-out company whose Interior Fit-Out division was appointed to deliver the Ireland House London project.
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is the Irish government department that appointed Graham and commissioned the Ireland House London fit-out.
The details
Graham will deliver workspaces, storage, kitchen facilities, meeting rooms and event space for each Team Ireland partner, and will install new mechanical, electrical and public health systems. Work is expected to start on site shortly and run until summer 2027.
Timeline
Work is expected to start on site shortly after the appointment.
Fit-out works are expected to be completed by summer 2027.
Roadmap
The Ireland House project brings the Embassy of Ireland together with Bord Bia, Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland under the Team Ireland arrangement. It reflects a pattern of Irish state bodies sharing purpose-built overseas premises rather than operating from separate leased offices.
For readers who work in or visit London's West End, the project will change the look and use of Ireland House once works finish in summer 2027. The new entrance foyer on the first floor will be the main public approach to the Embassy's Citizen Services Office.
The takeaway
Large government fit-outs combine secure workspace, public reception and shared event space, so planning for all three from the start shapes how a building functions. Readers planning similar projects can look at how entrance and reception areas are sequenced early in design.
Further reading
Explore more on Interior Decorating for context on how large office fit-outs are planned and furnished.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Belfast News Letter.
