Located directly opposite St Paul’s Cathedral, 138 Cheapside offers a premium selection of fully refurbished, fully fitted office spaces across the part 2nd and 4th floors, ranging from 3,223 to 13,128 square foot. Designed with flexibility and modern work environments in mind, the interiors are open and bright, catering to the evolving needs of businesses seeking both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Nestled within the striking architecture of the Scalpel Building in London’s financial district, Red Lion Coffee offers a calm and grounded retreat for those seeking moments of stillness in the city. Known for serving some of the finest specialty coffee in the area, Red Lion’s outpost is a refined yet inviting space, shaped by a close collaboration between owner Chris Mckie and Object Atelier.

Set along the windswept Kent coastline, Woven House by Giles Miller Studio is a contemporary residence defined by its immersive relationship with the surrounding landscape. Designed to foster a sense of unity between people and place, the home uses materiality and light to create a seamless connection with nature.

In 2020, Object Atelier had the distinct honor of collaborating with Hardys Cottage Garden Plants and the renowned horticulturalist Rosie Hardy on a unique design for the Chelsea Flower Show. Though the show itself was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rosie Hardy was determined to bring her beautiful, bespoke garden design to life, ensuring that the project would still have a lasting impact. The display was instead unveiled at Hardys Cottage Garden Plants' nursery, with a special opening led by Adam Frost, a celebrated horticulturalist and television presenter.

In 2025, the kitchen transcends its traditional role as a mere cooking area, emerging as a central hub that seamlessly combines functionality with refined aesthetics. This evolution reflects a broader societal shift towards designs that honour craftsmanship, natural materials, and timeless elegance.

In 2025, bathrooms have evolved beyond mere functionality; they are now serene retreats where design and comfort seamlessly blend. As people increasingly regard their bathrooms as personal sanctuaries, the demand for high-quality, unique, and functional bathroom furniture has surged. From sleek vanities to innovative storage solutions, bathroom furniture is not only enhancing organization but also infusing the space with a refined sense of style.

Object Atelier specialises in the creation of bespoke commercial spaces that emphasise functionality, sustainability, and design excellence. Whether the project is a retail space, a corporate office, a hospitality venue, or a public sector development, each space is meticulously crafted to meet both aesthetic and practical needs. Our approach is founded on the principle that well-designed spaces not only enhance user experience but also contribute positively to the wider environment.

The Chapter House project was a collaboration with Whitepaper to design, fabricate, and install key joinery elements within a contemporary office setting. The goal was to create a space that blends functionality with a refined, modern aesthetic, using carefully curated materials to enhance both form and durability.

The Bower Building project was a full-scale commercial fit-out, bringing together bespoke joinery and carefully selected materials to create a workspace that is both functional and visually striking. Spanning three floors, this project required a detailed approach to ensure every element complemented the overall design.

As we move through 2025, the design of residential spaces is increasingly focused on practicality and versatility. With the demand for more functional homes, particularly in smaller urban apartments, multi-functional furniture has become a key element in modern interiors. This shift represents a growing desire for furniture pieces that can adapt to changing needs while maintaining a sense of style and comfort.

In a world that moves quickly, there is something deeply comforting about simple spaces designed with purpose and built to last. For us, timeless design is not about following trends but about creating interiors that feel harmonious, considered, and effortlessly functional. It is an approach rooted in simplicity, craftsmanship, and an appreciation for materials that age beautifully.

In 2025, sustainability in residential design is becoming a necessity rather than a trend, with homeowners prioritising eco-conscious materials to reflect their values and environmental responsibility.

A growing shift towards personalised and unique home environments continues to gain momentum. Homeowners are increasingly seeking ways to create spaces that reflect their personal style, taste, and values.