We are a London-based studio designing and manufacturing objects and spaces that help connect people to the material world around them. Our motivating force is that design should present a future for everyone, proving you can offer solutions to the social and environmental challenges of the day, whilst inspiring curiosity and excitement. Our spaces, furniture and products decode the apparent complexity of the world, presenting ideas that are rigorous in their execution and joyful to use.
We utilise methods for designing objects and spaces that are wholly appropriate for the times we live in, designing for disassembly, reuse & repair. Going beyond sustainability, our focus is on the social and environmental impact of production, building on our knowledge of circular systems and regenerative materials.
We partner with ambitious clients, ask questions, build relationships and community with a potent collaborative ethos, resulting in environments that work hard and play harder.
Founded in 2019 by Finn Thomson and Josef Shanley-Jackson, Mitre & Mondays is a full service studio, their staff have backgrounds in architecture, industrial design, interior design, sculpture, manufacturing, strategy and writing.
Past and current clients include, IKEA, H&M, The British Library, V&A, Faber Futures, Atelier100 & Selfridges.
They have spoken at Milan Design Week and London Design Festival as well as delivering lectures at Sheffield University, London School of Architecture, The Bartlett School of Architecture and Royal College of Art.
Their work has been featured in The Guardian, Dezeen and Wallpaper* Magazine, Forbes, Disegno, Architects Journal, Mix Interiors, On Office & HYPEBEAST.
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SERVICES
As a design studio covering creative direction, design and manufacture, we offer a systematic approach to assembling projects. Our concept, design, technical, and manufacturing expertise spans across sectors including:
• Exhibition design
• Retail
• Interiors
• Furniture
• Workplace
• Public Realm
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PRODUCTS
Alongside our spatial outcomes, we develop our own products that incorporate our design principles. These products are often specified in our spatial schemes, as part of a systems-thinking design approach. The furniture and objects are also available as stand alone pieces.
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MATERIALS
We utilise methods for designing objects and spaces that
are wholly appropriate for the times we live in, designing for disassembly, reuse & repair. Going beyond sustainability, our focus is on the social and environmental impact of production, building on our knowledge of circular systems and regenerative materials.
