06 November 2025 | Clarke Rendall

Bespoke Joinery for a collaborative workspace

We helped deliver a workplace that is both welcoming and adaptable for an international tech company.

The client's vision was to create an inviting entrance area while ensuring the workspace could flex to support collaboration, and brainstorming.

Here's how we supported the project:

A bespoke reception desk and wall panelling were crafted to set the tone for the entire space, creating a professional and welcoming first impression.

We delivered a workspace that balances functionality, adaptability, and design – bringing people together in a space that evolves with their needs.

If you'd like our help with a bespoke joinery project, please get in touch. Or follow the link below to see more recent projects we've been involved in.

If you’d like to discuss a joinery project or need help creating a space that meets the current needs of your workspace, get in touch on 01908 391600 or email hello@clarkerendall.com

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