Legal & Policies
Transparency, professionalism and trust underpin our policies at Studio Harrison.
These are our legal documents and policies that govern how our company is run, how our website operates, how we collect and protect your information, and the terms under which our services are provided to you.
Whilst these documents are designed to safeguard both you and us, they also reflect our commitment to clear communication, fair practice and compliance with applicable legislation.
We encourage you to familiarise yourself with the relevant policies before using our website or engaging our services.
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Protecting and respecting your privacy is our priority.
Introduction
This privacy policy, along with our terms of use and any other referenced documents, outlines how we collect and process personal data provided by you. By using our website located at www.studioharrison.co.uk, you consent to the practices described herein.
Data Controller
Studio Harrison Ltd. (referred to as "we," "us," or "Studio Harrison") is the data controller as defined by the Data Protection Act 1998. We are a limited company registered in England and Wales with company registration number 15582349.
Remarketing Ads
We may use non-identifiable information to create remarketing ads, enhancing your experience by displaying relevant messaging based on your site interactions. These ads may be presented through various platforms, including Google, Facebook, and Instagram. No personally identifiable information is shared with these platforms. If you wish to opt-out, please visit: http://optout.networkadvertising.org/?c=1.
Information We Collect
We collect and process the following data:
Information you provide: By filling forms on our site or corresponding with us either on our website or on any of our social platforms, you may provide personal details such as name, address, email, phone number etc.
Information we collect automatically: Technical data about your browsing actions and site visits, including page views, search history, and interaction with our pages.
Information from other sources: We may receive data from other websites we operate or from third parties like business partners, analytics providers, or advertisers.
Cookies
Our site uses cookies to distinguish users and improve site functionality. For details on cookies and their purposes, please refer to our cookie policy.
Use of Information
We may use your information:
To fulfill contracts and provide requested services.
To send newsletters and relevant information.
For marketing purposes, unless you opt-out.
To enhance site performance, security, and user experience.
To comply with legal obligations and protect our rights and interests.
Legal Basis for Processing
We process personal data based on your consent or our legitimate interests, such as contractual obligations and marketing updates.
Disclosure of Information
We may share your information with our group companies, third-party service providers, or as required by law.
Data Storage
Your data may be transferred to and stored outside the European Economic Area (EEA). We take measures to ensure data security and compliance with this policy.
Data Retention
We retain personal data for necessary periods, typically not exceeding 3 years, or as required by law.
Your Rights
You have rights to access, rectify, restrict processing, and withdraw consent. You may also lodge complaints with relevant authorities.
Access to Information
You can request access to your data, and we will provide details in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. Subsequent requests may incur a small fee.
Changes to Policy
Updates to this policy will be posted on our site. Check back regularly for any changes.
Contact
For questions or requests regarding this policy, please contact us at tommy@studioharrison.co.uk.
This privacy policy was last updated on 29.07.2026
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Our website, www.studioharrison.co.uk, utilises cookies to distinguish you from other users, enhancing your browsing experience and enabling us to refine our site. Your continued use of our site indicates your consent to our use of cookies.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small files containing letters and numbers stored on your browser or computer's hard drive, transferring information to enhance functionality.
Types of cookies we use:
Strictly necessary cookies: Essential for general website and website features operation.
Analytical/performance cookies: Enable us to track visitor numbers and behaviour, aiding website improvement.
Functionality cookies: Recognize returning users, allowing for personalized content and preferences.
Targeting cookies: Record website visits and activity to tailor content and advertising to your interests. Information may be shared with third parties for this purpose.
Marketing cookies: We utilise our website usage data for marketing campaigns. Our website host gathers visitor activity data including page visits, IP addresses, and engagement metrics.
Please note that third-party cookies, such as those from advertising networks or web traffic analysis services, may also be used, beyond our control. These typically include analytical/performance or targeting cookies.
Managing cookies:
You can adjust your browser settings to block or remove cookies, including those used by our site. However, blocking essential cookies may limit website access or functionality. Guidance on managing cookies can be found at www.cookiepedia.co.uk or www.aboutcookies.org.
For inquiries about our cookie policy, please email us at tommy@studioharrison.co.uk.
Thank you for your attention to our cookie policy.
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Please review these terms carefully before using our website.
What do these terms cover?
These terms of use govern your use of our website, www.studioharrison.co.uk, including accessing, browsing, or filling out forms.
Who we are and how to contact us:
Studio Harrison operates under Studio Harrison Ltd, a limited company registered in England and Wales; company registration number 15582349. You can reach us via telephone at 01335 368763, or via email at tommy@studioharrison.co.uk.
Acceptance of terms:
By using our site, you agree to these terms. If you disagree, please refrain from using our site. We recommend saving or printing these terms for future reference.
Additional terms:
These terms incorporate our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Terms and Conditions for service purchases.
Changes to terms:
We may update these terms periodically. Please review them each time you use our site. The last update occurred on 29.07.2026.
Site changes:
We may modify our site and its content. However, content may not always be current, and updates are not guaranteed.
Site availability:
While we strive for uninterrupted access, we may suspend or withdraw our site as needed. You're responsible for accessing our site and complying with these terms and applicable laws.
Site jurisdiction:
Our site is intended for UK and Crown Dependencies.
Use of site material:
You may use our site's content for personal use but not for commercial purposes without our explicit permission.
Content reliance:
Our site provides general information. Seek professional advice before acting on it. We aim for accuracy but don't guarantee it.
Liability:
We're liable where applicable law requires. Different terms apply to service purchases.
Prohibited use:
You must use our site lawfully and avoid unlawful or fraudulent activities.
Virus disclaimer:
We can't guarantee virus-free browsing, so use antivirus software and avoid malicious activity.
Linking to our site:
Fair and legal linking is permitted, but we may revoke permission at any time.
External links:
We're not responsible for external website content or their policies.
Breach consequences:
Failure to comply with terms may result in actions such as site access withdrawal or legal proceedings.
Legal jurisdiction:
Disputes are governed by English law, with English courts having jurisdiction.
Thank you for visiting our website.
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Please review these terms carefully before purchasing any services.
1. These Terms and Conditions
1.1. Coverage of Terms
This document outlines the terms and conditions governing our service provision to you, including our privacy policy and website terms of use. It specifies our identity, service provision details, contract modifications, dispute resolution procedures, and other pertinent information. If you believe there is an error in these terms, please contact us for clarification.
1.2. Exclusions
These terms do not extend to advice or services offered by our subsidiary companies.
1.3. Importance of Review
It is crucial to carefully read and comprehend these terms. Before engaging our services, you will be required to confirm your acceptance of these terms and agree to abide by them. Failure to accept these terms will preclude you from purchasing any of our services.
1.4. Business or Consumer Status
Different rights under these terms apply depending on whether you are a business or a consumer. If you are an individual purchasing services primarily for personal use, you are considered a consumer.
1.5. Agreement for Business Customers
For business customers, these terms constitute the entire agreement regarding your purchase. By accepting these terms, you acknowledge that you have not relied on any statements outside of this agreement and waive any claims for misrepresentation.
2. Information and Contact Details
2.1. Company Details
We are Studio Harrison Ltd, trading as Studio Harrison, a registered company in England and Wales. Our company registration number is 15582349.
2.2. Our Design Team
Our architectural professionals are fully qualified, are adhere to the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists code of conduct.
2.3. Contacting Us
You can reach us by telephone at 01335 368763, email at tommy@studioharrison.co.uk, or by mail at our registered office address.
2.4. Contacting You
We typically contact you via email and may also use phone or mail to reach you at the address provided.
2.5. Definition of "Writing"
In these terms, "writing" encompasses emails and other electronic messages we send you.
3. Website Usage
Your usage of our website is subject to our website terms of use, which contain important terms applicable to you. Please review them carefully.
4. Our Agreement with You
4.1. Your Acceptance of Our Fee Proposal
You can accept our fee proposal, by signing and returning it to the contact details provided on the proposal. By accepting our fee proposal you also agree to the payment terms set out in section 13.
4.2. Financial Commitment
To protect us from your failure to return a signed fee proposal in a timely manner; the receipt of your initial, part or full payment will trigger your financial commitment to the project, and therefore confirm your acceptance of these terms and conditions which govern the binding nature of the transaction.
4.3. Our Acceptance of Your Order
Upon receiving your accepted fee proposal and payment, we'll send you an email confirming our receipt and acceptance of your order, thus forming a contract between us.
4.4. Rejection of Your Order
If we cannot accept your order due to unforeseen resource limitations, errors in pricing or service descriptions, or inability to meet delivery deadlines, we'll promptly inform you. In such cases, you won't be charged for the services or, if already paid, we'll issue a refund.
4.5. Order Number
Upon acceptance of your order, we'll assign you an order number for reference in all communications. Kindly provide this number when contacting us about your order.
4.6. Service Limitations
Our services are currently available for projects within the UK and Crown Dependencies and they are conducted in English. However, we can accept orders from outside the UK and Crown Dependencies if the project in question is located within them.
5. Our Offered Services
5.1. Service Standards
We commit to executing the services you've engaged us for with reasonable skill and care.
5.2. Insurance
Studio Harrison maintains Professional Indemnity Insurance appropriate to the professional services described in these Terms and any other agreed Appointment. Insurance applies only to services undertaken within the agreed scope and is subject to the terms, conditions, exclusions and limits of the insurance policy. Details of our current insurance cover are available on request.
5.3. Drawing Reliability
While we strive for accuracy in our produced drawings, it's your responsibility to ensure that all drawings and measurements are verified on-site by your designated contractors before commencing work. We're not liable for inaccuracies discovered after work initiation.
5.4. Planning and Design Drawings
Planning and design drawings serve their purpose for planning and design only. If you project progresses to construction, for compliance with building regulations, you will need to commission us to produce detailed technical drawings as well. The intended use of the drawing or document will be clearly marked upon issue.
5.5. Illustrative Drawings
Any illustrative drawings provided as part of our services are for informational purposes only and should not replace detailed technical drawings required for building regulation compliance.
5.6. Measurement Accuracy
We employ various survey methods, such as LiDAR scanning and laser and tape measurements, to enhance accuracy. However, our drawings maintain a reasonable tolerance.
Some measurements taken by us (or by third parties appointed by us) may be based on assumptions, for example if accurate measurements cannot be taken due to restricted access, and we cannot accept any responsibility for any such inaccuracies.
5.7. Your Provided Measurements
In instances where our services are provided remotely without a site visit, it's your responsibility to ensure the accuracy of any measurements you supply. We cannot accept liability for inaccuracies in measurements provided by you or any third party instructed by you. For construction projects, it's essential that your appointed contractors conduct a thorough on-site survey to confirm measurements and discuss specific requirements.
5.8. Collaboration with Other Professionals
If our services are engaged alongside other professionals, it's your responsibility to promptly communicate any relevant information held by those professionals. We won't be held liable for inaccuracies resulting from information provided by other professionals that we have not appointed.
5.9. No Obligation to Update
We're not obligated to update any information, reports, or content provided to you to reflect events occurring after their provision.
5.10. Excluded Services
We don't guarantee securing planning permission or successfully certifying Permitted Development. Additionally:
Our building regulations drawing package may require adjustments on-site for compliance.
Estimates provided are for guidance only and may not be definitive.
We don't provide title indemnity insurance or protection against title matters.
We'll seek to identify inaccuracies in third-party drawings, but we're not liable for them.
We may assist in preparing notices under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 but aren't responsible for their delivery, accuracy or resolution.
You're responsible for notifying utility suppliers and obtaining necessary consents.
We're not responsible for change of use applications, HMO licenses, or subsequent delays in your project that arise as a result of such applications.
Should your project proceed to construction, it is your responsibility to designate someone to fulfil the responsibilities of the lead/principal design and project manager. You have the option to fulfil these roles yourself, or upon request, we can provide this service for you. However, Studio Harrison will not assume any responsibilities or activities associated with these roles, including but not limited to: quantity surveying, contract preparation, contract administration, on-site project management, quality checking of building work, and dispute resolution.
6. Your Rights to Request Changes
If you desire to modify the services you've requested—such as adjusting a planning permission application after submission to your local planning authority—please contact us. We'll assess the feasibility of your request and inform you of any associated additional costs, timing adjustments, or other necessary considerations. Upon confirmation from you, we'll proceed with the requested change.
7. Our Rights to Implement Changes
We reserve the right to alter the services we provide in response to changes in relevant laws, regulatory requirements, or to implement minor technical adjustments and enhancements, such as addressing security threats. These changes will not hinder your ability to utilise our services. However, if such changes result in a significant delay in service provision, we will inform you promptly. Should the delay persist for more than 30 days, you have the option to terminate the contract and receive a refund for any outstanding services.
8. Service Provision
8.1. Commencement
We will commence services on the agreed-upon date following acceptance of your project, provided all necessary information has been provided. Upon completion of the services, all relevant documents will be sent to you.
8.2. Delays Beyond Our Control
In the event of delays caused by factors beyond our control, we will promptly inform you and take necessary steps to mitigate the impact. We will not be liable for delays resulting from such events, but you may terminate the contract and receive a refund if substantial delays are anticipated.
8.3. Information Requirement
We may require specific information from you to facilitate service provision, such as property details, preferred style, and uploads of relevant materials. Failure to provide this information within a reasonable time may result in contract termination or additional charges for extra work.
8.4. Payment Default
Failure to make timely payments may result in refusal or suspension of service provision until outstanding amounts are settled. Interest may be charged on overdue payments.
8.5. Project Management
If you are unable to proceed with your project or are unresponsive for over 10 working days, your project status will be changed to ‘Pondering’ for a temporary pause.
If your project remains as ‘Pondering’ for over 3 months with no activity, it will be archived.
At which time, the value of any undelivered services will be added to your account as credit. You will have 6 months to reactivate your project or use any remaining credit on your account. After this period, the credit will expire.
9. Your Right to Terminate the Contract
9.1. Your Option to Terminate
You have the option to terminate this contract, contingent upon factors such as the services purchased, their condition, our performance, the timing of termination, and your status as a consumer or business customer.
9.2. Termination Due to Our Actions
If you decide to terminate this contract due to reasons outlined in this clause (9.2), termination will be immediate. You'll receive a full refund for any undelivered services, and may also be entitled to compensation. These reasons include:
Notification of an error in the price or description of ordered services without proceeding;
Risk of significant service delay due to external events;
Service delay of more than 30 days, as notified under clause 7;
Legal right to terminate the contract due to our wrongdoing, such as misdescription or lack of reasonable skill and care, especially applicable to consumers.
9.3. Consumer's Right to Change Mind
Under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation, and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, consumers have 14 days to change their mind and receive a refund.
9.4. Exceptions to Consumer's Right to Change Mind
Consumer's right to change their mind doesn't apply once the services have been completed, even if within the cancellation period.
9.5. Timeframe for Consumer to Change Mind
Consumers have 14 days after project acceptance to change their mind. However, once services commence, they cannot change their mind. If canceled after work commencement, consumers must pay for services provided up to the notification date.
10. Ending the Contract
10.1. Notification of Contract Termination
To terminate the contract, inform us in writing through one of the following methods:
• Email: tommy@studioharrison.co.uk, providing necessary details.
• Post: to our registered office address, including order details and personal information.
Please note, if you choose to contact us via post, the notification date (date at which you tell us you’ve changed your mind) will be the date at which we receive the post, not when it is sent.
10.2. Refund Process
Refunds will be processed using the original payment method, with deductions as described in the terms.
10.3. Deductions from Refunds
For consumers changing their mind, deductions may be made for services provided until the notification date, proportionate to the contract coverage.
10.4. Refund Timeline
Refunds will be issued promptly, within 14 days of notification of the consumer's decision to change their mind.
11. Our Right to Terminate the Contract
11.1. Termination Due to Breach
We reserve the right to terminate this contract if you breach it. This may occur if:
• You fail to provide necessary information within a reasonable time, as requested by us, including feedback or measurements;
• You fail to make payments when due, even after a reminder;
• You repeatedly request changes to the services ordered;
• You request service changes but refuse to accept any price increase;
• You attempt to expand the contract's scope without agreeing on pricing;
• Your behaviour towards our personnel is deemed rude or abusive at our discretion.
11.2. Compensation for Contract Breach
If we terminate the contract due to situations outlined in clause 11.1, you are still entitled to the value of any prepaid amounts for undelivered services in the form of credit. However, we may deduct reasonable compensation for the net costs incurred due to the contract breach. For instance, fees for work completed by our architectural designers before termination.
If termination occurs per clause 11.1, any prepaid sums for undelivered services, minus reasonable compensation as outlined above, will be held as credit on your account, valid for six months from the credit issuance date.
12. Handling Service Issues
12.1. Contacting Us
For queries, complaints, or dissatisfaction with any aspect of our services, please contact us via phone, email, or postal mail.
12.2. Formal Complaint Process
Formal complaints will be directed to our Client Services Team and addressed accordingly.
12.3. Feedback Procedure
You may be requested to provide feedback through a review survey. If unsatisfied and considering a negative review, refrain from posting until discussing your concerns with us or completing the formal complaints procedure.
13. Pricing and Payment
13.1. Service Price
Service prices are as indicated in your fee proposal, or as communicated in writing.
13.2. Price Adjustment
We reserve the right to adjust service prices if the scope changes after order acceptance, seeking your agreement where possible.
13.3. VAT Rate Changes
Changes in VAT rates between order and service provision dates will be reflected in the final payment, if applicable.
13.4. Price Errors
Despite efforts to ensure accuracy, service pricing may occasionally be incorrect. We'll confirm the correct price before accepting your project.
13.5. Payment Options
Payment options, including deposit and milestone payments, will be outlined in your quote. We are currently only accepting BACS transfer and payment via our secured payment links.
13.6. Initial Payment
An initial upfront payment, due on appointment, is required on all projects to initiate our services.
We do not ask for a blanket upfront amount and the initial payment will vary project to project.
13.7. Purpose of Initial Payment
The initial payment is necessary to cover initial project costs, including but not limited to, preliminary design work, consultations, administrative expenses and data purchases.
Sometimes, with larger projects, the payment structure has to be front loaded slightly to allow us to cover an increased amount of work, risk and overheads before the following milestone payment.
The initial payment demonstrates your financial commitment to the project and enables us to allocate the necessary resources, securing our services to you. The receipt of which will also confirm your acceptance of these terms and conditions as outlined in clause 4.2.
13.8. Application of Initial Payment
The initial payment will be applied toward the total project fee, as specified in the fee proposal. Subsequent invoices will reflect the deduction of the initial payment from the total project fee.
13.9. Non-Refundable Initial Payment
On some occasions, the initial payment will be non-refundable except under circumstances where we are unable to commence or complete the work as outlined in the fee proposal. If your initial payment is non refundable it will be clearly identified as such within section 2.0 of your fee proposal.
13.10. Payment Timing
The initial payment must be made within 7 calendar days (not business days) of accepting the fee proposal and before any work commences. All other milestone payments must be made within 7 calendar days (not business days) of the invoice issue date.
13.11. Methods of Payment
All payments can be made via BACS transfer. Payment details and instructions are provided on the footer of your fee proposal.
13.12. Commencement of Work
Work on your project will commence only upon receipt of the initial payment. Any delays in making the initial payment may result in a delay in the project schedule.
13.13. Late Payment Interest & Failure to Make Payment
Late payments may incur interest at 4% above the Bank of England base rate, accruing daily from the due date until payment. In the event of late payment, we reserve the right to withhold design and drawing information until receipt of any outstanding balances.
Failure to make the required payments within the specified timeframe may also result in the cancellation of the fee proposal and the forfeiture of any agreed-upon project timelines.
13.14. No Set-off
Business customers must pay all sums due without set-off, counterclaim, deduction, or withholding, except as required by law.
13.15. Invoice Disputes
Notify us promptly if you believe an invoice is incorrect. Interest won't accrue until the dispute is resolved, after which it will be charged on correct amounts from the original due date.
13.16. Third-Party Introductions
We may introduce third parties for your consideration, such as contractors or engineers, for which we may receive a fee. By accepting these terms and conditions you agree that any commission received is allowed to be retained by the company. Please note, this doesn't imply a warranty or representation of their suitability or quality of work. The choice of third party is your responsibility, and we're not liable for any loss or damage arising from their services.
14. Copyright
14.1. Ownership of Copyright
We retain full ownership of the copyright in all documents, including plans, drawings, renders, images, and reports, created during the provision of our services.
14.2. Copyright License
You are granted a license to use and copy the documents we send to you, and to permit other service providers to do the same. We, our directors, or employees bear no liability for any use beyond the intended purpose.
14.3. Revocation of License for Non-Payment
In the event of non-payment for services rendered, we reserve the right to revoke the license granted under clause 14.2 for the use and copying of documents provided to you by us. This revocation of license shall remain in effect until full payment is received for the outstanding balance. During this period, you are prohibited from using or copying any documents provided by us for any purpose, and any unauthorised use shall constitute a breach of this agreement.
15. Marketing
15.1. Right to Utilise
We reserve the right to employ any plans, drawings, renders, or images produced during our service delivery for our marketing initiatives, including displaying them on our website.
15.2. Photography Rights
Upon project commencement, if your project proceeds to construction, we retain the right to capture and publish photographs of the project, subject to reasonable access to your property.
15.3. Advertising Display
During project construction, we reserve the right to display an advertising board at the front of your property.
16. Liability for Consumer Clients
16.1. Our Responsibility
We are accountable for instances of negligence resulting in death or personal injury, or fraudulent acts by ourselves or our staff, without limitation.
If we fail to meet our obligations or act negligently, we are liable for foreseeable losses or damages incurred as a direct result, but not for unforeseeable ones. This includes damages discussed during the order process.
16.2. Client's Acknowledgment
You acknowledge control over third-party selection and absolve us of liability for their services or goods, regardless of the cause, including negligence, contract breaches, or misrepresentation.
16.3. Limitation of Damages
Except for instances outlined in 16.1, our liability is capped at a figure that can be disclosed with you upon request, which you agree is fair and reasonable. We'll rectify any property damage caused during service provision, excluding pre-existing faults or third-party damage.
17. Liability for Non-Consumer Clients
17.1. Exceptions to Liability Limitation
Our liability isn't limited for death, personal injury, fraud, or any unlawful exclusions or restrictions.
17.2. Liability Limitation
Except for instances listed in 17.1, we're not liable for various losses, including profits, business interruption, or indirect damages. Our total liability is capped at the total sums paid for services under the contract.
17.3. Exclusion of Implied Terms
Except as explicitly provided, implied terms are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.
18. Personal Information Usage
We'll use your personal data in accordance with our privacy policy, which you should review.
19. Other Important Terms
19.1. Transferability
We reserve the right to transfer our rights and obligations under this contract to another organisation, such as a third-party purchaser of our business. However, this transfer will not affect your rights or responsibilities under this agreement.
19.2. Consent Requirement
You may only transfer your rights or obligations under this contract to another party with our written consent.
19.3. Exclusivity
This contract is solely between you and us. No other individual or entity has the authority to enforce any of its terms.
19.4. Severability
Each clause of this contract operates independently. If any clause is deemed unlawful or unenforceable by a court or relevant authority, the remaining clauses will remain valid and enforceable.
19.5. Enforcement Delay
Our failure to immediately enforce any aspect of this contract or to address breaches does not waive our right to enforce it later. For instance, if we provide services despite missed payments, we can still demand payment later.
19.6. Dispute Resolution
If a dispute arises regarding this contract, both parties will attempt to resolve it amicably. If resolution isn't achieved within 30 days, mediation may be pursued. However, mediation does not preclude either party from initiating or continuing court proceedings.
19.7. Applicable Laws for Consumers
This contract is governed by English law. Legal proceedings related to the services can be initiated in English courts. If you reside in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may also choose to pursue legal action in courts there.
19.8. Applicable Laws for Businesses
For businesses, any disputes arising from this contract are subject to English and Welsh law. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over such disputes.
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Each element of the Studio Harrison identity has been carefully crafted to create a refined and distinctive representation of both our practice and its founder. At the heart of our identity is a contemporary ambigram logo, combining the initials of our founder with those of the practice itself. Designed to be both authoritative and elegant, the mark has been developed in harmony with the wider visual identity.
As the most recognisable element of our brand, the ambigram logo serves as our signature and should always be used with care, consistency, and respect for the integrity of the Studio Harrison identity.
To help ensure correct application and maintain visual consistency, a logo pack may be provided at our discretion.
Disclaimer
Use of any Studio Harrison logo constitutes acceptance of, and agreement to comply with, our Logo Usage Guidelines and Brand Manual. Any use that does not adhere to these requirements is unauthorised.
If the guidelines or Brand Manual are breached, all use of the Studio Harrison logo(s) must cease immediately. Studio Harrison also reserves the right to withdraw permission to use its logo(s) at any time and without notice. For the avoidance of doubt, our logo(s) may not be used without our prior permission.
If you require further information or would like to request permission to use our logo, please contact us.