AM Made

The practice

Brand, furniture, interior, electronics, clothing and stone. The work moves between the digital and the structural, the drawn and the dry-laid. A wall, a wordmark and a piece of furniture all read as problems of proportion, weight and restraint.

Nothing here is mass produced. Everything is made.

The Disciplines Six · No hierarchy

Brand

Identity for those who want to be seen and understood. Wordmarks, systems, and the quiet decisions that hold your brand together.

Furniture

Commissioned pieces in wood and steel, built by hand. Tables, staircases, sideboards, secret doors built to vanish into a wall. Joinery that outlasts the brief.

Painted kitchen island with open-tread oak staircase

Hardwood sideboard with blackened steel frame

Interior

Spaces composed rather than decorated. Considered from the structure outward, not the surface in.

Bathroom with green vanity and subway tile

Oak windowsill with butterfly-key detail

Hallway with exposed brick, navy panelling and Crittall doors

Electronics

Through Lotus Lights, reverse-engineered lighting for classic Lotus marques. Precision work where the part has to be right, not merely close.

Lotus Lights rear lamp fitted and lit on a Lotus

Clothing

Small-run garments and labels. Cloth treated as a structural material, not a surface to print on.

Grey hoodie with British Industrial back print

Stone

Certified dry stone walling in the Yorkshire tradition. No mortar, no shortcuts. Set to stand a century. The oldest discipline in the practice, and in some ways the truest. Pizza ovens, hearths and catering spaces built in stone.

Enquiries are by introduction.