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Make Bespoke Studio operates a network of fifteen specialist workshops and factories across the United Kingdom, continental Europe, the Middle East and Italy. Each facility is dedicated to a specific discipline or material group. Together, they provide the capacity and range to produce complete interior commissions under a single point of coordination.
The network is not a franchise. Every facility works to the same drawings, the same quality protocols, and the same inspection standards. Production is allocated by discipline and brief, not by convenience. A joinery commission goes to a joinery workshop. Metalwork goes to metalworkers. Glass goes to glassmakers. The studio coordinates the whole.
The UK network covers joinery, metalwork, upholstery, lighting, glass, marquetry, gilding, veneering and verre eglomise. Proximity to London allows close coordination with the studio, same-day site visits and rapid sample turnarounds.
Upholstery and case goods. Set in England's historic furniture-making town, drawing on two centuries of local craft heritage.
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Residential luxury joinery. CAD-driven design-to-manufacture with a dedicated installation team. 45 minutes from central London.
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Hospitality furniture. Over three decades of production for hotels, restaurants and members' clubs.
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Bespoke lighting. Over 135 years of continuous production. Crystal chandeliers, heritage fittings and contemporary architectural lighting. Made in Britain certified.
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Bespoke metalwork. CNC plasma, water-jet and hand-finishing across six metals: steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, bronze and copper.
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Veneering, gilding, upholstery and laser cutting. Over a century of continuous furniture making.
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Contemporary marquetry. FSC and PEFC certified. Work spans architectural panels, furniture and luxury automotive interiors.
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Straw marquetry by a formally trained ebeniste. Feature walls, screens, headboards and cabinet faces.
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Verre eglomise. Gold and silver leaf applied to the reverse face of glass. Mirrored panels, cabinet linings and decorative wall installations.
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Hand-silvered antique mirror, verre eglomise, architectural and decorative glass. Conservation-grade techniques.
View workshop →Our largest facility. 15,000 square metres, over 200 craftspeople, and more than a century of continuous furniture production since 1910. Six production departments handle joinery, cabinetry, lacquer finishing, upholstery, metalwork and quality control under one roof. ISO 9001 and FSC chain of custody certified. The factory ships over 30 containers per month to Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
Full-service manufacturing: joinery, cabinetry, lacquer, upholstery, metalwork. ISO 9001 and FSC certified. 30+ containers shipped monthly.
View factory →A multi-discipline facility near Lodz handling joinery, metalwork and glass processing under one roof. FSC and PEFC chain of custody certified. Every piece is dry-fitted and inspected before dispatch. Central European location means 36 to 48 hours by road to major UK ports.
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Joinery, metalwork and glass processing. FSC and PEFC certified. Dry-fit quality control before dispatch.
View factory →Two Italian facilities serving different disciplines. Bergamo handles upholstery, decorative finishing and turnkey interior production with access to a dedicated stone quarry for marble and travertine sourcing. Murano produces hand-blown glass chandeliers and sculptural objects on the island itself, in continuous operation since 1969 and EN 60598-1 certified for European lighting safety standards.
Upholstery, lacquer, decorative finishing. 500+ projects completed. Four-week standard lead time. Stone quarry access for natural stone sourcing.
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Hand-blown Murano glass chandeliers and objects. Over 50 years of workshop operation. EN 60598-1 safety certified.
View workshop →Home to our most specialised decorative work. Six disciplines practised by master craftsmen over three decades: traditional marquetry, khatam, mehr kari, damascene metalwork, gilding and hand-carving. Techniques passed through generations, applied to commissions for residences, palaces and the most architecturally ambitious hospitality projects.
Marquetry, khatam, mehr kari, damascene, gilding, hand-carving. Six rare decorative disciplines under one roof.
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