Easterlow Creative
Custom metalwork design, fabrication and installation for architects, interior designers, homeowners and commercial projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Easterlow Creative
Easterlow Creative designs, fabricates and installs bespoke metalwork. Its services include design, construction, fabrication, delivery and installation, with work spanning commercial facades, film and theatre sets, window displays and pop-up stores.
The company works with architects, interior designers, homeowners and commercial clients. It has an in-house design team and a Yorkshire workshop, and has operated since 2020.
Product: Bespoke metalwork design, fabrication, delivery and installation.
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