We were proud to assist Razer in creating their European flagship store in London, creating a visual and audio Retail masterpiece with LED and an immense sound system throughout the entire store. The ground floor is dedicated to retail with bespoke joinery units throughout to showcase the many products on offer. Moving through the store and down the custom Green LED lit staircase to the basement you are presented with the gaming area. Huge attention to detail was given to this area particularly the AV to enable live streaming of Esports competitions.

We worked continuously to produce the 3,700 square foot flagship store for Razer harmoniously with Your Studio in 9 weeks. The project generated a contract value of more than £500,000 that incorporated concrete plaster finish on the walls considerately illuminated with LED

The concrete finish on the joinery units in conjunction with LED attracts the customers towards the retail products and amplifies the quality and style of the products. The joinery units incorporate a complex shelve design that has multiple USB ports and power outlets concealed within the units.

We delivered a colossal restaurant called Butcher & The Farmer within the largest ticket selling arena in the world which is the 02. Our Australian client wanted to bring over their supremely successful business to the UK, providing farm fresh produce within a cosy farmhouse ambiance collaborated with casual fine dining.

We worked flawlessly with Design Partnership and Seagrass to offer a unique 5000 square feet restaurant that included innovative kitchen design and wall features. The contract was circa £900,000 with original milk jugs and galvanised planters used to create an authentic farm feel..

The immense crittall shopfront and illuminated signage create an inviting atmosphere and intrigues the wondering consumers to see more. Butcher & The farmer main pivotal features are magnificent 6-meter hanging mirror over the bar. In addition, the metal mesh gantry that runs from the bar to the kitchen creates a harmonious transition through the building. The mezzanine has a private bar that includes a book wall and distressed mirror that generates a very homely traditional vibe.

Farzi Café was an exceptional development in Haymarket since it provides a glamorous modern spice bistro due to the effective lighting design and intricate wall finishes. The marvellous brass features and sophisticated signage in the shopfront instantly fascinates the imagination and creates elegancy.

Ecsec and Design LSM (architect) were able to collaborate effectively with the client to produce all their requirements which lead to an energetic and modernistic take on a pan-Indian restaurant. The endeavour had a contract value of £780,000 which we were able to complete in 12 weeks.

Farzi café was first stripped out and then constructed in a unit that is over 5000 square feet with the possibility of seating 124 people. The customers can dine in maximum comfort from the exquisite upholstery on the banquette seating, which is supplied by us (Ecsec). The most riveting area of the Farzi café is the chef’s table since it has tall antique brass panels on the wall which contrast the green gloss timber diagonal wall panels, which makes the area extremely captivating. Ultimately, the lighting design relaxes the emotions with various metal features that arouses one senses.

The intention for Avobar was to create a prominent superfood café within Covent Garden to supplement the new emerging market of healthy fast food. Avobar has become notorious from its aesthetically pleasing Californian style café with a tremendous use of timber and juxtaposing tiles. This has created a very welcoming aura when entering the café.

We worked diligently with Design LSM (Architect) and our client to deliver a distinctive fast food café with a contract value worth over £300,000 inside of 8 weeks. Our team operated exceptionally hard and efficiently to produce the project within budget along with minimal issues.

The 2250 square foot café has a prominent raft installation which has faux planting looped in between the rafts with glorious wicker light fittings. The ground floor comprises of slatted banquette seating with decorative cushions and bolsters with contrasting fading tile wall finish. The basement contains the kitchen, toilets and additional seating. Lastly, the curved retail counter provides the café with its main focal point due to excellent use of LED lighting and enhancing features.