Memories

Some things deserve
to last longer than
a lifetime.

A Memories commission is not a product. It is an act of making permanent something that matters — a memory, a relationship, a person, a moment that will not come again. We work with you until the piece is exactly right.

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What we make

Objects that hold something
no catalogue can contain.

Every Memories commission begins not with a brief but with a conversation. We want to understand the thing you want to preserve — not just its dimensions, but its weight, its significance, its story.

We work across furniture and objects. A dining table becomes a Memories commission when wedding flowers are incorporated into the resin. A chess board when a grandfather's military insignia is set into the squares. A side table carries the memory of a beloved pet. A desk holds the wood from a tree that fell in a childhood garden.

The form might be Studio. The game might be Games Room. But when something irreplaceable enters the piece — that is Memories.

Pink and purple wedding flowers preserved in a round clear resin coffee table
Deep red and white wedding flowers preserved in a round resin coffee table
Kent & Vale wedding flower resin pieces displayed at exhibition

Wedding Flower Preservation

Your flowers.
Permanent.

Your wedding flowers last one day. We make them last forever. Set in hand-poured clear resin — as a coffee table, a side piece, a wall sculpture, or a jewel-like display block — your blooms are preserved exactly as they were on the day that changed everything.

No two pieces are the same. Each one is designed around your flowers, your home, your story.

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What we preserve

Memories commissions in practice

Wedding Flowers

The flowers from that day

Your wedding bouquet, preserved and set in resin — as a coffee table, a display piece, or a sculpture that will outlast every photograph.

Memorial

A life, held gently

Ashes, pressed flowers, a handwritten note, a lock of hair — set within resin in a piece that sits on a mantelpiece and tells a story to everyone who sees it.

Pet

The one who filled the whole house

A collar, a lead, a paw print, a lock of fur — held in resin and solid wood as a tribute worthy of a life that mattered.

Baby

The first years

A lock of hair, a first shoe, a hospital tag — small things with enormous weight, turned into something permanent and beautiful.

Inheritance

A game board with a lineage

Military insignia, family silver, a grandfather's watch face — embedded in a chess board or backgammon set that becomes an heirloom itself.

Achievement

Something you earned

A marathon medal. A degree certificate. A sporting honour. Set permanently in resin as an object of permanence rather than something kept in a drawer.

Before you get in touch

What to expect

Memories commissions are priced individually — there is no fixed tariff because no two pieces are the same. Our process page explains how a commission unfolds from the first call to final delivery. Our pricing page gives a guide to investment levels across the full range of what we make.

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How it begins

Every Memories commission begins with a phone call. Not a form — a conversation.

We want to hear about the thing you want made permanent, understand the space it will live in, and get a sense of what the piece needs to feel like. That first call is always free, always without obligation, and never a sales pitch.

If we're the right studio for what you have in mind, we'll tell you. If we're not, we'll tell you that too.

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