Commissioned by Hardys Cottage Garden Plants, Object Atelier worked closely with Rosie Hardy on a Chelsea Flower Show 2020 design. The project featured bespoke seating and structural elements crafted from locally sourced English Sweet Chestnut. Though the show was cancelled due to COVID-19, Rosie was committed to bringing the exhibition to life. Instead, the display was unveiled at their nursery, with a special opening by renowned horticulturalist Adam Frost.

We delivered and installed the bespoke joinery items for a four-storey Victorian home in Queens Park, London. The project featured various custom pieces, including a kitchen and island crafted in rough-sawn fumed oak veneer, which provided a unique, textured finish. Walk-in wardrobes, designed with a spray lacquered finish, were further enhanced with inlaid fabric panels, offering a touch of sophistication and personalised detail. Bathroom vanities, constructed with micro cement, blend modern aesthetics with durability, perfectly complementing the home's contemporary bathroom design.

A Georgian mews house, home to an asset management firm, has been thoughtfully redesigned across all four floors. Previously a traditional corporate office, the space lacked flexibility and a clear sense of identity. The transformation introduces a more considered layout, aligning with the company’s ethos and functional needs. Bespoke joinery and partitions define meeting rooms, the reception area, and workspaces - creating a refined, cohesive environment that feels both purposeful and inviting.

We were appointed by Whitepaper to design, make, and install the tea point, island, and drinks unit - bringing together high-quality materials for a clean, modern finish.

We used Fenix® F2200 Dark Chocolate laminate for its smooth, durable surface, Roma Oak ribbed panelling from Surface Studio for warmth and texture, and Hi-Macs® solid surface for a seamless touch.

Designed as part of an office fit-out in Old Street, the result is a simple, well-crafted space that feels both refined and inviting.

Just off Old Street in London, the Bower Building was a project where we delivered joinery across three floors. The work included reception desks, a tea point island, high bench tables, bespoke metal and timber shelving, and banquette seating - all designed for a practical yet considered finish.

Materials were carefully chosen, combining oak-veneered MDF with a clear lacquer, Egger laminate, and mild steel for a clean, modern look. The banquettes were upholstered in Dekoma Charles fabric, adding a soft, refined touch to the space.

Lavington Street is a marketing suite overlooking Timber Square, a new destination inspired by Bankside’s industrial past and creative future. Designed by Whitepaper, the space features bespoke elements like a tea point, curved oak viewing platform, fabric wall panelling, and custom oak media units - bringing together natural materials and thoughtful design.