Factory is very much a work in progress — a workshop for exploring different ideas, celebrating a multi-disciplinary approach to different styles and materials. Finished surfaces meet deliberately raw materials; new and vintage lighting share the same ceiling.
Finished surfaces contaminated with deliberately raw materials. New and old pendants rewriting the same space. Cooking told through large planters of herbs and spice.
Because design is a language, and the language uses words, and the words describe forms, and the forms are matter — sometimes matter with a past. Factory rewrites the form, rewrites the rules, redraws the space.
Reclaimed wood, oxidised metal, and industrial wire-mesh — three Factory textures that patina honestly over time.
Horizontal reclaimed-effect timber planks — warm, irregular, visibly lived-in.
Patinated metal front framed in steel — hand-shaded, intentionally uneven.
Industrial woven-wire mesh within a steel frame — the pantry or open-shelf workshop accent.
See the finishes, open the drawers, touch the joinery. Reclaimed wood, oxidised metal, and wire mesh belong in hand. The showroom has all three.
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