Chelsea Harbour,
London.
A studio at the heart of London's most celebrated design destination, where ideas become finished pieces.
"We're very happy to meet in person at your studio or via video conference."
Make Bespoke Studio produces bespoke furniture, joinery, lighting and flooring for residential and hospitality projects worldwide. The studio is at 4.13 Hardwick House, Waterfront Drive, Chelsea Harbour — the working hub for our studio team, a meeting space for designers, architects and developers, and the operational base coordinating production across our manufacturing network. The wider neighbourhood is set out in our note on Lots Road Power Station and the Powerhouse at Chelsea Harbour, the Grade II-listed landmark that anchors the area.
Founded by James Fiddy in 2021, after working in the furniture industry since 2008, including with London's leading interior design studios — 1508 London, Elicyon, Rigby & Rigby, SHH, Auberry, Janine Stone and others — the studio is built on a single principle: every commission deserves a maker who understands the brief as well as the designer who drew it. We work to designers' drawings, with designers' standards, on designers' timelines.
Manufacturing runs across a coordinated network of fifteen specialist workshops and factories — upholstery, woodwork, metalwork, spraywork, stone, glass and more — with every commission routed to the facility best suited to its materials, scale and complexity, and the London studio responsible throughout. Recent and ongoing commissions include 77 London (interiors by Concrete Amsterdam), full hospitality programmes across the wider Maybourne portfolio, contract work at The BoTree, Marylebone and LAVO London, and residential commissions in Mayfair, Knightsbridge, St James's, Chelsea and Holland Park. Project case studies are gathered under selected projects.
From a single statement piece to a full hotel fit-out, the approach is the same: drawings reviewed, materials specified, prototypes built where the brief warrants, then production scheduled against the project programme rather than the workshop diary. Please get in touch to discuss your requirements — we're very happy to meet in person at your studio, at ours, or via video conference.
A working studio,
not a showroom.
Trade-facing
The studio works to interior designers, architects and developers — not direct to private clients except by designer referral. Every commission starts with the designer's drawings and the brief behind them. We don't impose a house style and we don't compete with the design team for the room. Trade enquiries.
Fifteen specialist workshops
Production runs across a network of fifteen partner workshops and factories, covering upholstery, woodwork, metalwork, spraywork, stone and glass. Each commission is routed to the workshop that has mastered the discipline rather than treated as a single-pipeline job. Cross-discipline pieces — veneer cabinets with metalwork bases, upholstered chairs on bronze frames — are coordinated as one programme.
Finishes matched to your samples
We work fluently across the full range of bespoke finishes: veneer, lacquer, stone, leather, fabric, metal finishes, shagreen and verre églomisé. Rather than working from renderings, we come to you to review finishes in person, going through the control samples you're matching to so specification is agreed in the room.
Single point of accountability
One project manager carries the commission from drawing approval through installation. Materials are sourced, samples signed off, prototypes built where the brief warrants, production scheduled against the opening date, and snagging closed before handover. The design team holds one number, not five.
Residential and contract on one bench
The same benches build a single reading chair for a private house and a hundred dining chairs for a hotel restaurant. The difference is specification, not standard. Hospitality commissions are prototyped, tested in service and rolled out against the opening programme; residential is scheduled around them with lead times agreed at quotation and not extended without written notice.
Named project history
Recent and ongoing commissions: 77 London (Concrete Amsterdam), the wider Maybourne hospitality portfolio, The BoTree, Marylebone, LAVO London, 5 St James's Square private offices, residential commissions in Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Chelsea and Holland Park. Case studies are gathered under selected projects.
