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  • Urban Outfitters

    Custom concrete features internationally

  • Marylebone, London

    Concrete reception desk

  • Morgan Stanley London

    Concrete reception desk

  • Iris Studio

    Concrete reception area, stairs and basins, London

Custom Commercial Concrete Projects.

lowinfo undertake custom commercial projects of all styles and scales from bespoke concrete surfaces and furniture, to large scale fit-outs including reception desks and areas, bars, and sculptural cladding. With distinct robust and organic qualities, concrete is like no other material on the market, and has become synonymous with the exclusive and design minded. lowinfo work closely with architects and designers to realise concepts and schemes from both visual and written briefs developing versatile materials in conjunction with bespoke design.

Specialising in not only traditional polished concrete, lowinfo also works to develop and innovate custom GRC projects for production methods of large scale and lightweight product efficiency. All projects are handcrafted in the lowinfo factory, fully equipped with joinery and steel fabrication workshops for all mixed material projects. Having created an extensive library of concrete mixes and honed casting techniques, lowinfo can recommend and develop individually designed concrete to compliment any scope of works where each project pushes design and material innovation beyond its traditional market use to product a defined and professional aesthetic

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lowinfo commercial work

Categories All. Custom concrete basins.Concrete Reception Desks.Concrete Countertops.Concrete Signage.Retail Concrete Products.Concrete Stair Treads.Concrete Furniture.Concrete Surfaces.

Casio.

Lightweight GRC concrete for Casio's Covent Garden and Heathrow stores. More

Gail's Bakery.

Concrete service counters and furniture at various Gail's Bakeries across London More

Commercial.

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