SERVICES
Work with LS•STUDIO.
The studio works across body, object and space through commissions, spatial concepts and research-led collaborations.
A project may begin with an existing study, a new piece, a spatial condition or a question that does not yet have form.
Each engagement is shaped around its context, scale, material possibilities and intended relationship with the body.
Different scales. Different ways to begin.
Begin with an existing concept.
Begin with a new relationship between body and matter.
Begin with an environment.
Or begin with a question that needs another way of being explored.
LS•STUDIO offers four forms of collaboration.
01 · EXISTING CONCEPT
Request a Piece
Begin with an existing study.
Select a Body Fragment or object-scale concept already developed by LS•STUDIO and explore its translation into a physical piece.
The chosen study becomes a starting point. Geometry, scale, fit, material, finish and fabrication are defined in response to the person or context for which it is being developed.
Conceptual images are not stock products or fixed technical designs.
Feasibility, production method, price and timing are confirmed after the initial enquiry.
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Body-scale fragments
Cuffs and wearable structures
Sculptural lighting
Small objects and material pieces
Selected furniture concepts
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Concept selection
Initial feasibility review
Scale, fit and material direction
Digital development or adaptation
Prototype or material test
Fabrication proposal
Coordination with specialised makers when required
02 · BESPOKE COMMISSION
Commission a Fragment
Begin with a new relationship.
Commission a body-scale piece, light, object, furniture element or material intervention developed for a specific person, interior or context.
The process begins not with a predetermined form, but with a relationship:
What should the piece hold, filter, support, protect or transform?
From there, LS•STUDIO develops a unique direction through research, visual exploration, digital sculpture, material testing and prototyping.
The result may remain experimental or move towards physical fabrication, depending on the scope and technical feasibility of the commission.
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A body fragment developed around a particular area of the body
A sculptural light for a private or shared interior
A furniture or resting element
A surface, membrane or material intervention
A unique piece for an exhibition, gallery or collection
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Creative brief and research direction
Concept development
AI-assisted visual exploration
Form and material language
Digital three-dimensional development
Prototype or scale study
Material and finish proposal
Fabrication strategy
Coordination with makers or manufacturers when required
03 · PHYSICAL, EPHEMERAL AND IMMERSIVE
Spatial Concepts & Experiences
Begin with an environment.
LS•STUDIO develops physical, ephemeral and immersive concepts through spatial sequence, atmosphere, form, light and matter.
The work begins with the experience that a space should create in the body.
From there, thresholds, movement, proportion, material transitions and sensory intensity become part of a spatial strategy.
A commission may involve an interior concept, temporary installation, exhibition environment, wellness or hospitality space, material intervention, immersive experience or virtual prototype.
LS•STUDIO can lead the conceptual and sensory direction independently or collaborate with architects, interior designers, engineers, fabricators and local technical teams for development and execution.
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Interior and spatial concepts
Temporary and site-specific installations
Exhibition and gallery environments
Hospitality and wellness experiences
Quiet or sensory-sensitive environments
Immersive and VR spaces
Spatial concepts for brands and cultural organisations
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Experiential and conceptual brief
Human-state and sensory analysis
Spatial sequence and narrative
Form, light and material direction
Conceptual plans, sections or diagrams
AI-assisted conceptual visualisations
Digital spatial model
Immersive or VR prototype
Creative direction during technical development
Handover or collaboration with the project’s architectural and technical team
04 · CREATIVE AND RESEARCH-LED COLLABORATION
Consultancy & Collaborations
Begin with shared research.
LS•STUDIO collaborates with architects, interior designers, artists, brands, manufacturers and cultural organisations that want to introduce a more body-aware, material and sensory dimension into a project.
The studio can enter at an early conceptual stage, help define the experiential direction of a project or develop a specific line of research alongside an existing team.
This service is particularly suited to projects that do not need another conventional design solution, but a clearer relationship between body, material, atmosphere and perception.
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Creative and conceptual direction
Sensory and atmospheric strategy
Speculative design research
Material and membrane research
Object or spatial concept development
AI-assisted visual exploration and art direction
Immersive and VR concept development
Collaboration with manufacturers and fabrication teams
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Initial project review
Research question and conceptual framework
Creative direction session
Visual and material research
Spatial or object-scale proposals
Conceptual visualisations
Feedback and design review
Presentation material for internal or client communication
Ongoing creative direction, when required
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01 · Enquiry
Share what you are imagining, where it might exist and what you would like the body to experience.
A finished brief is not required.
02 · Alignment
LS•STUDIO reviews the enquiry, clarifies the objective and determines whether the project is aligned with the studio’s practice.
03 · Scope and proposal
A tailored proposal defines the phases, deliverables, fee, estimated timing and responsibilities of the studio and any external collaborators.
04 · Concept direction
Research, visual exploration and design development establish the central relationship, behaviour and formal direction of the project.
05 · Development and testing
Depending on the commission, the work may move into digital modelling, material testing, prototyping, immersive development or collaboration with technical specialists.
06 · Delivery or continuation
The agreed material is delivered, or the project continues towards fabrication, technical development or implementation with the appropriate team.
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PRIVATE CLIENTS AND COLLECTORS
ARCHITECTS AND INTERIOR DESIGNERS
GALLERIES AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
HOSPITALITY, WELLNESS AND HEALTHCARE ORGANISATIONS
BRANDS AND MANUFACTURERS
ARTISTS AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE TEAMS
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy a piece shown on the website?
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The pieces currently shown by LS•STUDIO are conceptual studies, works in development or physical experiments.
Selected concepts may be developed by request, but they are not immediate stock purchases. Material, geometry, feasibility, price and timing are confirmed after enquiry.
Can LS•STUDIO fabricate the final piece?
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Depending on the scale, material and technical requirements, LS•STUDIO may develop prototypes directly or coordinate fabrication with specialised printers, makers, jewellers, ceramicists, metalworkers or manufacturers.
The appropriate production route is defined during development.
Can the studio collaborate on an architectural project?
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Yes.
LS•STUDIO can lead or contribute to the conceptual, sensory, material and immersive direction of a spatial project.
Technical documentation, engineering, regulatory approval and execution may be developed in collaboration with the client’s architect, local consultants or specialised technical team.
Do you work internationally?
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Yes.
Concept development, consultancy, digital design and immersive work can be carried out remotely. Travel, site visits and in-person development can be included when required by the project.
How is artificial intelligence used?
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AI is used as an exploratory and visualisation tool within a broader design process.
It helps open possible directions and test relationships, but it does not replace digital development, technical decisions, material testing, prototyping or fabrication.
AI-assisted conceptual visualisations are identified as such.
How much does a project cost?
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Fees depend on the scale, complexity, deliverables, development stage and level of fabrication or technical collaboration required.
After the initial enquiry, LS•STUDIO provides a tailored scope, fee and estimated timeline before work begins.
You do not need to arrive with a finished brief.
Begin with an image, a material, a space, a sensation or a question.
Tell me what you want to create, where it might exist and what relationship you would like it to establish with the body.