This console began as a genuine control-surface section from a Dassault Flamant — an aircraft part whose rivets, curves and light alloy construction deserved to stay visible.

One Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp, eighteen cylinders and two monumental coffee tables: each table is built around one nine-cylinder bank from the radial engine.

This bass pairs a radically open, machined-aluminium body with the familiar feel of a three-piece maple neck.

A bespoke oak table and matching bench built around the honest proportions of heavy workshop furniture.

Starting from the compact proportions of an Ibanez GSRM200, this build replaces conventional timber construction with a machined aluminium body and neck.

We acquired a Dassault MD 312 Flamant to create a permanent static display outside the workshop — part sculpture, part preserved airframe.

A cantilevered staircase reduces a substantial steel structure to a sequence of apparently floating treads.

These two half-scale Austin-Healey Sprite-inspired cars were supposedly built for children — although a determined adult can just about squeeze behind the wheel.

These one-off screens turn offcuts from the sheet-metal and fabrication workshop into large graphic objects.

A fixed-gear bicycle is mechanical minimalism in its purest form: one ratio, no freewheel and nothing on the frame that does not earn its place.

The Modulation lamp is built as a small piece of sculpture first and a floor light second.

Old body panels can make unusually strong furniture because their compound curves and pressed details already carry a visual history.

This installation plays with the contrast between nature and rust, life and decay, using a complete car body as a piece of landscape sculpture.

This Les Paul-shaped build combines familiar vintage proportions with a hollow fabricated-steel body and workshop-made metal details.

Aircraft salvage has a physical quality that is difficult to reproduce: very light structures, uncompromising shapes and surfaces made for speed rather than decoration.

The Steelcaster takes the hard, functional outline of a Telecaster and filters it through the visual language of pre-war aluminium racing machinery.