Workspace
Raw space.Studio finish.
Industrial home offices built from exposed steel, reclaimed timber, and poured concrete — wired for twelve-hour creative sessions with zero cables in sight.
- Exposed Steel
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- Reclaimed Timber
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- Poured Concrete
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- Cable-Free Routing
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- Matte Black Hardware
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- Integrated Lighting
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- Industrial Joinery
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- Polished Aggregate
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- Exposed Steel
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- Reclaimed Timber
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- Poured Concrete
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- Cable-Free Routing
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- Matte Black Hardware
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- Integrated Lighting
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- Industrial Joinery
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- Polished Aggregate
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Every room starts with raw bones.
We assess ceiling height, structural walls, and natural light before a single material is chosen. The doorway sets the spatial grammar for everything that follows — proportion, flow, where your eye lands first.
"The 2.9m ceiling gave us room to drop the ductwork low and still feel open. That decision shaped everything."
Grade A36 hot-rolled steel · 80mm reclaimed Douglas Fir
The surface where work happens.
A poured-concrete desktop at exactly 740mm height. Matte-black monitor arms bolted into a hidden steel spine inside the wall. The joinery hides three power circuits, a USB hub, and the ethernet run — all accessible behind a magnetic panel.
"We poured the desktop in-situ, seeded with iron oxide pigment. No two are identical. Yours will be yours."
F'c 4000 psi mix · iron oxide pigment · penetrating sealer
Storage that looks like architecture.
Cantilevered steel brackets, 20mm plate. Shelves in oiled blackwood or raw-edge Douglas Fir. The entire back wall becomes a composition — books, objects, and a concealed equipment bay that swallows your router, NAS, and patch panel without a trace.
"The cable cavity runs floor-to-ceiling behind the shelving. Every device plugs in from the back. The front is clean."
20mm hot-rolled plate · Blackwood oiled with Rubio Monocoat
Four scenes, one dimmer.
Track lighting on an exposed conduit run, warm tungsten pendants over the reading corner, bias lighting behind the monitor wall, and a single scene-setter on the door. Deep-focus mode drops the room to 12% and pools light directly on the surface you're working at.
"Kelvin temperature shifts from 4000K for calls to 2700K for late-session focus. Your circadian rhythm will thank you."
EMT conduit · 2700–4000K tunable LED · Lutron Caseta dimmer
The work speaks. So do they.
I was skeptical about spending this much on a home office. Three months in, I've done my best work. The concrete desk is the single best surface I've ever worked on.
Marcus Webb
Founding Engineer, Lattice
They routed every cable inside the wall cavity. Not a single cord visible. My clients on video calls always ask where I am — it looks like a WeWork penthouse.
Priya Nair
Independent Architect, Mumbai → London
Six weeks from first call to sitting in the chair. Steel frame, reclaimed oak shelves, the whole thing. I've recommended them to every founder I know.
Jordan Calloway
Solo Founder, Tempo Labs
The Industrial Office Lookbook
48 pages of project photography, material specifications, and spatial breakdowns from our completed studios. Download free — no spam, just raw inspiration.
No subscription. Just one email with the PDF.
Your room is waiting.
A 30-minute video audit. We look at your room, you tell us how you work, and we leave with a material shortlist and a rough spatial plan. No charge, no commitment.