What We Do

Fabrication
Prototyping
Design

Fundamentally, leather components fall into two broad categories: items made from leather, and items covered in leather.
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Once those two approaches are understood, the range of applications becomes remarkably broad.

Below are some of the bespoke leather components we design and produce for hospitality and retail environments..

01 / Everyday Items

Made to be handled.

Menus, key fobs, coasters, napkin rings and other leather items that become part of the everyday experience of a venue.

a group of room keyrings for a boutique hotel in Berlin

Hospitality:

Accommodation:

Key fobs
Room tags
Trays
Desk mats

Service pieces:

Leather trays
Presentation boards
Greeter stand boards
Operational Elements
Belts and uniform components

 Ongoing supply:

Replacements
Additional quantities
Estate wide consistency

02 / Retail & Display Elements

Leather for presentation, display and brand environment.

Pieces developed for stores, concessions, product launches and visual merchandising, where tactile detail helps shape how a product is seen and handled.

a stack of leather coasters for a retail display showing a variety of colours

Product display:

Trays
Plinths
Sample holders
Presentation surfaces

Brand objects:

Leather covered display props
Presentation trunks
Handled display pieces
Packaging

Store rollout:

Repeatable elements for concessions
Flagships
Launches
Multi-site retail environments

03 / Permanent Interior Elements

Leather details built into the space.

Leather elements designed in coordination with joinery, metalwork, lighting, upholstery or the wider interior scheme.

Lamb nappa leather lamp shade for a London hotel

JOINERY DETAILS:

Drawer fronts
Cabinet fronts
Door knobs and pulls
Handles

INTERIOR SURFACES:

Desk tops
Counter tops
Table tops
Inset panels

Architectural features:

Wall panels
Handrails
Lamp bases and shades

04 / Design & Material Guidance

Specialist advice before decisions become constraints.

Advisory service for projects considering leather, whether the brief is fully formed or still exploratory.

Contrasting leather textures between calf skin and lizard

MATERIAL DIRECTION:

Suitability
Finish
Sourcing
Alternatives

Technical review:

Construction
Fixing
Tolerances

‍Project support:

Prototype review
Supplier coordination
Repeat supply planning
Risk reduction

INDEPENDENT GUIDANCE:

Where leather will add value
Where leather should be avoided

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