15/09/2026
Many of our makers and creators will be opening their doors this Saturday for Blackhorse Creates, come along and see where our local talent.
30 makers from Blackhorse Workshop open their studios to share their work and processes. Working across architecture, interiors, furniture, textiles, lighting, knife making, robotics, and more, get a 'behind the scenes' insight into the creatives that operate from Blackhorse Workshop studio spaces.
Hosting open studios with creatives such as:
Byron BYRON
Byron is a maker and designer based in London, using furniture and objects as a medium to ask questions about the world we live in. His practice is centered around play as a form of research, and a curiosity of materials and processes.
Mark Greenwood Fallen Grain
Woodworker, carpenter, artist, chef, craftsman, handyman and the man behind Fallen Grain. Every Fallen Grain piece is handcrafted from fallen trees and reclaimed timber, giving beautiful wood a second life.
Danial Swarilov Daniel Swarilov
Austrian-born, London-based artist and designer working primarily in cast metal. Working with plants, branches, stone and other found fragments, he casts natural forms directly into aluminium, bronze and other metals, preserving their textures through transformation.
Daoud Qureshi Desque
Desque is focused on making sculpture and furniture in mild steel. The work is fabricated using welding, grinding, and cutting, with forged and smithed elements where the piece calls for them.
Saym Hussain Saym Hussain
London-based designer from Glasgow, Scotland, whose work moves between research and making, examining how objects operate as both products of their social, political, cultural and historical contexts, and as active participants in shaping those contexts in return.
Adam Azmy Azmy Anything
Maker and visual effects supervisor at the award-winning VFX studio One of Us, where he leads design-driven, practical and digital work across feature films and other high-end projects.
Thom Glen @ kentishtown_cabinets
After years spent working in arts and media, Thom Glenn of Kentish Town Cabinets retrained as a carpenter and now spends his time de
