We are a design studio and workshop. Designing and manufacturing spatial projects that connect people to the material world around them.

A page from a book or magazine featuring a green background with the title "Stone by Stone" in large white and black text. The right side contains a paragraph about design and sustainability. The left side displays a photograph of a tree bark with a paper attached that shows a drawing or print of a rock, with the Italian phrase "Dai una nuova casa a una pietra" and small tabs with additional images or information.

Issue #239 Mix Interiors: Positive Impact Interview

A black-and-white image of a rough, irregularly shaped rock.
Two people standing on steps in front of a small green vintage train car with a sign that reads "Chiuso per turno". One is a bald man with a beard wearing a brown and black jacket, and the other is a woman with dark hair tied back, wearing a black shirt and green vest.

A Stone’s Throw supported by the British Council Circular Cultures programme

A form titled 'Stone Stewardship Form' with handwritten notes and drawings, including 'MY BALCONY' and a simple sketch of a balcony with a flower pot.
A modern outdoor table with a textured gray lamp, a glass of water on a coaster, a bowl of green and yellow apples, a stainless steel kettle, and a black background.

Gathering Lamp wins a Wallpaper* Design Award

A small blue model car in a workshop with tools and equipment around it.

LDF 2024

Café Tolerance

A row of white mugs and cookies on a curved metallic counter in a cafe, with a person in a black shirt and red sneakers reaching for items on the counter.
A blue vending machine with a sign that reads 'Café Tolerance', and smaller stickers that say 'It's a morning kinda morning' and 'This Rascal runs on Allred Espresso'.
Four young girls in an outdoor courtyard, with one girl leaning on a wooden table and another standing beside it, while two others are in the background near a brick wall, one standing on a bench and the other holding a cup.
Three people standing behind makeshift work tables on a sidewalk against a brick wall, each wearing casual clothing.

Store Store After School Club: No Stresstles

Instruction sheet showing assembly guide for a wall, with a line drawing of furniture components and text sections about reconfigure, repair, and recycle.
  • Close-up of a red bucket on concrete ground, a stone, metal pole, and a section of a truck with a wheel and a third of a metal table or trailer.

    Services

    We offer a systematic approach to assembling projects. Our concept, design, technical, and manufacturing expertise spans across sectors including architecture, interiors, exhibition design, public realm, industrial design, furniture & lighting design.

    By designing and manufacturing we are able to close the gap between ideas and execution. We offer a full service from concept to build and install so that the work we do is cohesive, rigorous in its execution and joyful to experience.

  • Interior view showing white ceiling and walls, with light-colored fabric or paper hanging from ceiling panels. Metal rods and brackets support the fabric or paper, creating hanging art or decor in a bright, minimalist space.

    Systems

    The work we do now has an impact on the future.

    We apply adaptable, circular and bioregional thinking to create physical spaces. Through this systems-based design approach, we assemble materials, people and ideas in ways that are wholly appropriate for the times we live in.

    Our motivating force is that design should present a future for everyone, proving you can offer solutions to the social and environmental challenges of the day, whilst inspiring curiosity and excitement.

  • A modern metal tiered display stand with a black textured wall background.

    Materials

    Understanding the materials we work with drives our design approach.

    We consider the locality, repair, maintenance, repurposing and recycling of our projects from the outset, prioritising materials that uphold these principles.