We made a bespoke Step and repeat unit for Bloom Gin for one of their upcoming branding events.
Our unit was made with plywood and adorned with faux foliage over the Bloom Gin logo.
During the press event, our unit provided an ideal backdrop for photographs and video, showcasing product and branding.
We used Eco Resin to create a mould of a puddle for an upcoming Selfridges window display.
Our Eco resin is non-toxic, renewable or solvent-free.
For our latest art fabrication project, Make It London created a set of chess piece lobster personas for Philip Colbert.
Neo pop artist Philip Colbert has created a global following his larger than life Lobster alter ego, and is also known for this hyper pop paintings.
For any bespoke art fabrication enquiries please email us at info@make-it.london or call us at 020 8778 9303.
We recently completed this abstract geometric arch for artist Tim Ralston titled ‘Bound’ for an upcoming exhibition ‘Circling the Square’ at Thames side studios.
The Circling the Square’ Exhibition is by appointment only from Saturday 1 May - Sunday 16 May and open daily from Monday 17 May - Sunday 23 May, 12-6pm, following government safety guidelines.
For an individual appointments contact Scott McCracken.
For any bespoke art fabrication enquiries please email us at info@make-it.london or call us at 020 8778 9303.
We utilised pine wood material and basic wood joinery techniques to create the display boxes. The handmade window boxes were displayed with clothes mannequins on the front facing window storefront.
We mass produced these hand made wood display boxes for Purdey and Sons’ Mayfair store window display. These display boxes are a great choice for decorative window displays or visual merchandising purposes.
We’re very happy with the design and workmanship that has gone into the crafting of these one of a kind window display boxes.
For any bespoke retail window display enquiries please email us at info@make-it.london or call us at 020 8778 9303.
We're exciting to see the end of lockdown. April 12th ✅. Bring on May 17th.
We're open as usual for business. Visit our site and explore our open source of alternative, sustainable materials & methods. If you’re looking for creative or environmental materials consultation drop us a line.
For any bespoke retail window display enquiries please email is at info@make-it.london or call us at 020 8778 9303.
We recently combined Jesmonite with Carbon Negative Aggregate to form a unique building block material excellent for art fabrication projects of any kind. Within our material creation, Jemsonite acts as the binder with the carbon aggregate material.
Jesmonite is a water-based composite material that can be moulded for endless purposes within the realm of Art Fabrication. Jesmonite products can be used for craft, tableware, artwork, sculpture, lighting, furniture, marine vessels, film sets, architectural elements and cladding panels.
Carbon negative is a sustainable construction material created out of a process called Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU). Carbon is sourced from waste materials and rides the wave of the reactivity capabilities of the waste materials used. Creating an accelerated process that results in sustainable manufactured Calcium Carbonate, or Limestone.
Beyond forming a unique and aesthetically appealing pattern from the mixing of the two materials, the Jesmonite X Carbon Negative material is perfect for sculpting that is thermal, weather, fire and moisture resistant. Lightweight, durable and a great substitute for cast concrete and traditional stone.
To create our new material creation we simply added the Carbon Negative pebbles into the mixture of Jesmonite liquid pigments and casted into prepared moulds.
If you’re interested in learning more about our sustainable materials, visit our Materials Library or Contact us for a chat about how Make It London can assist you in your upcoming projects.
Throwback to when we 3D printed and hand painted a Harry Potter wand.
The wand was made from plastic nylon filament and designed to mimic the highly detailed wand carvings found in the wands used in the Harry Potter movies.
Our 3D printer applied artistic creativity seen in the Harry Potter universe, to give each character's wand a few distinguishing traits.
Utilising Moss for decorative wall panels adds texture and create a natural cocoon into any work or communal space. Moss walls bring a natural visual impact and lowers energy costs. Areas around the moss walls are cooler in the summer months, and the winter, provide a layer of insulation within indoor areas.
The moss used to decorate the walls are all sustainably grown and preserved using natural glycerine and non-toxic food dyes. Moss walls reduce carbon dioxide levels, absorbing CO2 within indoor and urban settings.
Evidence shows the positive relationship between productivity and the presence of nature in offices. Moss brings in improved air quality - absorbing pollutants in the rain and air which are then converted by the moss into biomass.
Texas A&M University examined correlations between plants and productivity in the workplace. They found that participants demonstrated more innovative thinking and solved more problems whilst working in a space that featured plants.
Another study performed by Dr. Virginia Lohr of Washington State University found that participants working in spaces with plants were 12% less stressed than participants working at workstations without plants.
Excellent for interior design projects where communal living and working is essential.
Our latest bespoke artwork project is made from sustainable, recycled materials & objects, paying homage to Picasso's Cubist 'Three Musician's' painting originally made in 1921.
Picasso's original hangs in MOMA NYC, more than 2 meters wide and high, made during his Cubist period. This reinvented assemblage is 100x89cm with focus on crafting the shapes outward, using sustainable materials, tools and processes that were perhaps not around when the painting was originally made.
What is important is the process of making. The physicality of making by hand, and thinking through making.
Watch the video of the process of making of the 3d sculptural assemblage of Picasso's Cubist 'Three Musician's' painting.
It's Christmas! And what better way to get into the cheer than a giant gift wrapped present.
We designed and made our Xmas window display for Purdey & Sons using Foamex material using Foamex material. Foamex is a versatile and lightweight material that is superior to PVC foam sheet.
Easy to bend, cut and print, we were able to shape the red ribbon with a heat gun, resulting in a laminated high gloss finish that makes for an eye catching display.
Our collaboration with painter, Ade Bolaji on his latest work for the Untitled Art Fair in Miami.
Make It London transformed Bolaji’s art into object sculptural forms. Initially working from a pencil sketches, we sourced the necessary materials and facilitated our workshop studio space to construct several sculptures.
We worked with interior designers Kibre to design, make and install an Architecture rope art installation at a newly built residential building on Blossom st, Manchester.
Watch our video above to see the giant rope loom that we created and get a view of the scale at which we realised our installation, with the use of oak and Babauche woods to support the intricate network of ropes.
We fabricated a giant apple sculpture for Barnaby Barford's THIS EARTH OF MAJESTY, THIS SEAT OF MARS art installation in Holland Park as part of KCAW (Kensington + Chelsea Art Week).
The creation of the Apple sculpture involved cnc milling the cad from poly, the designing of the internal structure and hardening the fibreglass resin with a gel coat paint finish.
Our fabrication is almost 2 metres in diameter and features wrinkles, soft spots and a mushy texture. The Apple symbolises Barford’s examination at those in power and at their shameless desire for more.
We built iconic and recognisable candy components from the world’s most popular mobile game; Candy Crush. Made by King.com Limited.
We brought the Candy Crush Saga Lollipop, Colour Bomb, Striped Candy & Wrapped Candy out of the game and into the real world.
Our giant Candy Crush props were made for HK Strategies Studio and were made out of lightweight materials, hand carved and colour sprayed with a high gloss finish.
Bespoke wooden plinths were created for News UK. We coloured the plinths with a signal red coat.
For any bespoke plinth enquiries, please get in touch at info@make-it.london.
We salvaged a weathered Cor10 steel that must of been from an old ship to be upcycled as a garden sculpture for a private collector.
We installed a willow tree display sculpture for @kibrestudio’s residential project.
KIBREstudio is the in-house design studio that focusses on bespoke interiors and furniture for private clients and developers.
We assisted painter, Ade Bolaji transforming his art into object sculptural forms. Initially working from a pencil sketches, we sourced the necessary materials and facilitated our workshop studio space to construct several sculptures.
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We utilised a mini-model maquette, CAD drawings and a scaffold tower to design, make and install the PVC art work, to decorate Chanel’s office space.
We can craft artwork for corporate office spaces to suit any bespoke needs and interior spaces. Our bespoke art can accurately convey the brand of a company.
For any bespoke fabrications to decorate your commercial space, get in touch.
