Production

Manufactured in our workshops

Make Bespoke Studio manufactures across all trades through its partner network: joinery, metalwork, upholstery, stonework, spraywork and specialist decorative techniques. Running every trade through one studio means tighter quality control, better coordination between disciplines and a faster response to design changes.

Our primary manufacturing facility is in Istanbul, with additional capacity in Bergamo, Italy. All pieces are quality-checked before leaving the factory and re-inspected on arrival in the UK. The production team includes over 150 craftspeople across all disciplines.

Factory floor production
Process

How the work is done

01
Production Drawing Issue

Fully approved production drawings issued to the workshop team to begin manufacture.

02
Materials & Hardware Procurement

All materials, veneers, hardware and specialist components sourced and checked on arrival.

03
Manufacture & Assembly

Joinery, metalwork, upholstery and decorative work carried out by specialist craftspeople.

04
QC & Finishing

Each piece inspected against approved drawings and samples before finishing is applied.

05
Pre-Delivery Inspection

Final QC carried out before packing; any defects remedied before the piece leaves the factory.

In Detail

A network, not a single shed

Production runs through our network of specialist workshops — cabinet-makers, finishers, upholsterers, metalworkers and glass studios — each chosen for the discipline a commission needs, coordinated by one studio team. The model gives a project the best maker for every element without the compromise of forcing all work through one facility’s strengths.

From approved drawing to finished piece

  1. Production drawings – shop drawings issued from the approved design set, with materials, finishes and hardware called up against the control samples.
  2. Machining and making – carcasses, frames and components cut and joined; CNC where precision repeats, hand work where judgement leads.
  3. Finishing – spraying, polishing, patination and upholstery in dedicated facilities; finishes checked against the filed sample boards.
  4. Quality inspection – every piece inspected against drawing and sample before wrapping; editioned work checked piece by piece, not batch by batch.

Oversight

Progress is photographed and reported through production, and clients or their designers are welcome at the workshops at agreed milestones — first frame, first finish, first complete piece. Nothing leaves for delivery unseen.

Made to last, made to one standard

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