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  • A photograph of an exhibition within a grand hall

    A touring exhibition documenting life stories of people with learning disabilities

    Our Life Stories

  • During Milan Design Week 2025 we presented ‘A Stone’s Throw’ as part of the British Council’s Circular Cultures programme

    A Stone's Throw

  • A self-sustaining rooftop kitchen garden for a school canteen

    Halcyon School Garden

  • A photograph of a stone hut with open door on a waterfront

    Modular exhibition within a Grade II listed hut on Liverpool's waterfront

    Hartley Hut

  • A street-side cafe in the back of a van

    Café Tolerance

  • A brutalist assembly of bacteria-produced tiles, anodised aluminium, 3D print and wool, forming a beacon of light to gather around

    Gathering Lamp

  • Design for menswear store in Fitzrovia

    Natalino Store

  • Temporary retail space inspired by London's market stalls

    Atelier100 Showroom

  • Furniture and lighting design for a music workspace

    Common Knowledge

  • For when a tray is not enough and a dish is not quite right

    Dinner Party

  • Some might see a stool; others might see two doughy buns melting into one another

    Bakery Stool

  • A monochrome detail of a spatial installation, juxtaposing a dark metal grate on the left with a lighter, textured assembly. This assembly features a smooth metal panel bordering vertical strips, which are secured by horizontal metal bars with exposed screws, creating a distinct layered form. Fragmented text is printed on the vertical strips.

    Text-based installation commemorating writer Tom Raworth

    Tom Raworth Project

Workshop

Unit 4, Peabody Yard
Greenman Street
London N1 8SE

Studio

54 Rivington Street
London EC2A 3QN

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Future Observatory: Mineral

10 June 2026 – 20 September 2026

The Design Museum, London

Mitre & Mondays have unveiled the exhibition design for ‘Mineral’ a free display at the Design Museum examining the UK’s mineral landscapes and ways to design for a greener future.

Find out more  ↗

Resistant Materials

History of our material world, one material at a time. LAUNCHING SOON 👀