Another Brand has a unique structure that connects designer and manufacturer utilising the strength and capabilities of both partners to create new and innovative products under the Creative Direction of Studio Theo Williams. Products are rooted in the DNA of Another Brand, and encompass diverse categories. Their furniture range – Cubo – is designed to adapt to any room, business or domestic, and is easily modified by the manufacturer to suit the client’s needs. Theo Williams progressed from designing products for brands like Alessi, to lead design and creative roles with Habitat and John Lewis.

ao-ft is a London based architecture office dedicated to design, construction and education. Our projects are developed by creating personal experiences that connect individuals with their surroundings through function and material. We design these spaces and objects in relation to the architectural aspects of context, economy, and fabrication with the intent to enhance the well-being of those who inhabit them. As a practice, we pursue architecture that links the cycles of nature with the built environment. ao-ft is a RIBA Chartered Practice

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Architecture for London is an award winning, RIBA Chartered architecture practice dedicated to the creation of better buildings and places. Their work includes both new build houses and alterations to existing homes, from London house extensions and basements to lofts and garden rooms. Each provides inspiring, light filled spaces for living and entertaining. They have extensive experience with heritage properties, where there is often a need to balance sensitive refurbishment with carefully considered contemporary intervention. Projects are designed holistically with architecture, landscape, joinery and interiors each interlocking to form a coherent whole. They can also achieve Passivhaus standards with dramatically improved thermal performance, creating warmer and more comfortable homes. Their residential projects are widely recognised, with recent shortlistings in the AJ Small Projects, AJ Retrofit and NLA Don’t Move Improve awards.

Architecture Office designs buildings, interiors and objects with simplicity and restraint. They excel at a reduced aesthetic to generate spatial, efficient works that hold inherent potential.The office considers context and tradition to produce work that stands the test of time, fundamental to create environments that transcend passing fashions and fleeting trends to root itself in its place.

Archive for Space is a multidisciplinary design practice based in London and Mallorca. Established in 2019 by Arabella Maza and Stephen Maginn, the studio’s work spans architecture, interiors, and furniture design. The practice adopts a distinctive approach to each project, drawing from and synthesizing an extensive archive of references and disciplines, blending research into a conscientious yet highly individual experience.

In addition to its design services, the studio is an ardent advocate of knowledge dissemination, believing that design flourishes when it thrives within collective brilliance. Its ‘Archive’ seeks to uncover a deeper understanding of design through the practice’s distinctive lens.

Archmongers specialises in residential retrofit, mid-century houses, tailored commercial spaces, and new-build homes. Projects range in scale, but each one solves its clients’ needs by focusing on the context of each space and the people who occupy it.

The studio is material-driven, designing with a commitment to material truth and integrity. The durability of concept and materials demonstrates Archmongers’ approach to sustainability and placemaking. These values have underpinned the practice’s work on many of London’s landmark modernist buildings, sensitive sites, and listed properties.

Archmongers’ numerous award-winning projects have been widely published and exhibited in the UK and internationally. Elemental House in Hackney won the overall award in Don’t Move, Improve! Awards in 2025. Little Brownings in London’s Dulwich Estate won the overall award in Don’t Move, Improve! Awards in 2022 and is one of a series of celebrated modernist refurbishments in London, which also includes Stego (2019) and Clock House (2015). Commercial projects include retail space Captured by on Columbia Road (2016), the fit-out of Eastern Biological, London’s first independent natural history gift shop (2017), and offices for digital branding company Bakken & Baeck (2021).

Recent projects include the refurbishment of four mid-century homes on the Dulwich Estate, a Grade II listed maisonette in the Trellick Tower; and the renovation of several Victorian houses in Hackney, east London. The practice is currently working on a new-build coastal house in Broadstairs, Kent.

Johan Hybschmann combines practice with teaching; he currently teaches at The Bartlett.

Artisan Landscapes are comprised of a team of young professionals that combine expertise and enthusiasm to design, create and maintain timeless, thoughtful gardens in Bristol and across the South West. Sustainable and well crafted materials are held in high esteem and used in all their projects, whilst commitment to their client’s brief is conserved. Artisan Landscapes hold a bevy of accolades from The Association of Professional Landscapers, including Designer of The Year in 2021, and has been awarded the ‘Young Designer of the Year’ RHS Silver Medal at the Tatton Park Flower Show.

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Bauwerk Colour – champions of limewash paint – have reimagined this ancient material for the contemporary home, with an extensive palette of sophisticated shades created with natural earth pigments. Limewash has a distinctive textural effect due to the nature of lime and the brushed application process, giving variation and movement to the finished effect. The lime contains light-refracting calcite crystals which give the wall treatment a distinctive glow, and unlike most modern emulsion paints, are plastic and VOC-free, and also produced using 100% green energy. Limewash is a breathable material allowing moisture to evaporate rather than being sealed into walls which can lead to damp – the breathability makes it suitable for application onto heritage and contemporary materials and for both interior and exterior settings.

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Award-winning Welsh designer based in London, Bethan Gray has a passion for luxurious natural materials – leather, marble and solid wood – and an extensive knowledge of craftsmanship and cutting-edge manufacturing technologies. She designs for global retailers and prestigious brands including Lane Crawford, Liberty and Harrods.

In her years as a designer Bethan has also worked closely with craftspeople from all over the world, developing her eye for the rare and wonderful. Her sense of pattern, colour and form are at the heart of everything she designs. This in itself has been recognised by renowned Islamic art scholars, establishing Bethan as an ambassador for contemporary Islamic design.

Bibbings & Hensby is the workshop established by London-based furniture makers, Jack Bibbings and Matthew Hensby. Making contemporary wooden furniture with a focus on functional craftsmanship, the pair build on vernacular traditions with their designs.

Using hand tools and solid wood construction, Bibbings & Hensby combine traditional craft with modern design, making work that feels grounded and relevant. The use of hand tools ensures a connection to the craft and instils an individuality and soul into each item. Sustainability is a fundamental objective; the company is continually assessing each element of their process with this in mind, from using locally sourced timber to natural glues and finishes.

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Bindloss Dawes Architects is a RIBA-chartered, award-winning architecture studio founded in 2018 by Oliver Bindloss and George Dawes. 

The practice is known for creating thoughtful, finely crafted architecture that balances design excellence with innovation, sustainability, and value. Every project is approached as a collaborative process, with the aim of delivering timeless spaces that respond sensitively to clients’ needs while striving for permanence and quality. 

Broosk Saib was born in Baghdad, but moved to England with his Kurdish family when he was a teenager. He established his first showroom in 1985 after studying interior design at the American College in London. In 1993 he decided that his home demonstrated his talent for elegant and stylish interiors in a far more intimate way. Broosk is known for his immaculate presentation and sense of sophistication and has undertaken a wide range of commissions for a variety of international clients, establishing himself a reputation for unique perfection.