London · Workshop 001 · Est. 2026

LAZARD
STUDIOS

Furniture, objects and intelligent systems — engineered with the precision of technology and the permanence of craft.
The Intelligence of Craft

WE BUILD THINGS THAT SHOULDN’T EXIST.

Lazard Studios explores the space between traditional making and modern technology — woodworking, metalwork, electronics and intelligent systems brought together in one workshop. The studio is still being built. What you’re seeing is the beginning.

Designed in London Built as a private experimental studio where craft, engineering and technology can collide.
Studio 001 / Under Construction

BUILDING
THE STUDIO.

Phase One30% Complete

A small London workshop is being transformed into the home of Lazard Studios. Every bench, storage system, machine layout and material decision is part of the project.

Projects / In Development

THE FIRST OBJECTS.

001 — 003
Project 001 · In Development

SMART WORKBENCH

A workbench treated as a machine: integrated tools, power, storage, extraction and intelligent control.

Project 002 · Concept

ROAD BIKE

A performance machine reimagined through the Lazard visual language — speed, engineering and obsessive detail.

Project 003 · Concept

GOLF LOCKER

A dedicated storage system designed around the equipment, preparation and rituals of the modern golfer.

Material Study · Ongoing

FINE DETAILS

Wood, metal, texture and light. The details are not decoration — they are the design.

The Maker

BUILT
BY HAND.

Lazard Studios is not a catalogue brand. It is a working studio — a place to design, prototype, cut, weld, assemble, rebuild and improve.

Traditional workshop skills sit beside modern fabrication, electronics and digital tools. The goal is to make objects that feel engineered, personal and built to last.

Wood / Assembly / Studio 001
Steel / Fabrication / Studio 001
Process / Material

CRAFT.

Precision / Finish

DETAIL.

Workshop Notes

FOLLOW
THE BUILD.

Occasional notes from inside Lazard Studios — builds, experiments, tools, mistakes and ideas, from an unfinished workshop to the first finished objects.