Yes, we absolutely do. In fact, custom design is not just an option—it is the core of what makes our urban outdoor furniture truly exceptional. While many manufacturers offer standard catalogs of benches, bollards, and planters, our studio thrives on the unexpected. We believe that public furniture should not merely serve a function; it should tell a story, respond to its environment, and surprise the people who encounter it daily.
When you ask for something “really unique,” we take that as a creative invitation. Our process begins not with a sketchbook, but with a deep analysis of the site—its history, foot traffic, climate, surrounding architecture, and even the local culture. For example, for a riverside park in Rotterdam, we designed a series of curved steel benches that mimic the flow of the water, their surfaces laser-cut with patterns inspired by old maritime maps. For a tech campus in Austin, we created modular seating pods with integrated wireless charging and native plant pockets, allowing employees to reconfigure their outdoor meeting spaces each week.
The secret to our uniqueness lies in three pillars: material alchemy, modular adaptability, and narrative integration. We combine materials you rarely see together—weathered COR-TEN steel with warm ipe wood, recycled HDPE with polished granite, or even translucent concrete that glows softly at dusk. Our modular systems are designed with hidden connectors, so a bench can become a planter, a bike rack can morph into a table, and a shade canopy can transform into a stage. Most importantly, every piece carries a local narrative—whether it is a silhouette of a city skyline cut into a backrest, or a tactile Braille map of the neighborhood embedded into a handrail.
We also embrace full customization of scale and ergonomics. Do you need a 12-meter-long social bench for a festival plaza? Or a compact, anti-loitering design with armrests for a transit stop? We can engineer for extreme weather, high vandalism zones, or even seismic requirements. Our in-house design team collaborates directly with your architects, landscape designers, or community representatives through a three-stage process: concept dialogs, 3D-printed prototypes, and on-site mockups. You will see a physical sample before we ever cut a single sheet of steel.
Lead times range from 6 to 14 weeks depending on complexity, and we handle everything from CNC milling to powder coating, powder-baked finishes, and custom lighting integration. We have shipped bespoke pieces to 23 countries, from glowing coral-shaped seats in Dubai’s waterfront to minimalist granite monoliths in a Japanese zen garden.
So if you are searching for that “wow” element that makes people stop, photograph, and share—yes, we are your partner. Send us a napkin sketch, a photograph of a broken tree branch, or just a word like “dune” or “constellation.” We will turn it into a durable, vandal-resistant, weather-proof piece of functional art that belongs to your city and no other. For a detailed portfolio of our custom work, request our “Beyond the Catalog” booklet—and be prepared to never look at a standard park bench the same way again.