No Such Thing Studios
Custom sets, displays, furniture and installations for film, events, retail and interior design clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About No Such Thing Studios
No Such Thing Studios designs and builds bespoke sets, displays, furniture and installations, providing services from concept and design through production and installation. Its work includes set design and build, retail displays, interior furniture and joinery, and prop making.
The studio serves clients in film, events, retail and interior design. It was founded in 2016 and is based in London; its team includes the founders, assistants, freelance artists and craftspeople.
Product: Bespoke set design and build, displays, furniture, joinery, props and installations.
Jobs at No Such Thing Studios
Leadership
- Emmet Kierans · Designer/Maker/founderSource: company website
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