Yukon Studio Bespoke fitted furniture

Yukon Studio is the design practice of furniture maker Nick Warner.

I first started making furniture as a teenager, and I soon came to understood that I enjoyed designed practical, storage based furniture that seamlessly blends into the architecture of its environment.

I’m not a artisan woodworker who spends 6 months crafting a hardwood dining table with dovetail joints and inlaid marquetry. I use modern technology, techniques and materials to make Danish and Japanese mid-century fitted furniture.

I love working with soft-industrial materials like birch plywood, formica, glass and Valchromat. I hate MDF but work with it a lot, and acknowledge that for certain parts of a bigger build, or for projects with a lower budget, it has its use and its place.

Yukon Studio works with you throughout the entire design process to ensure you get an installation that is unique to your needs

The most important part of the design process for me is to visit the space, measure up properly, and discuss the project with you directly. After that I use digital 3D models to help bring you along with me, so you can visualise scale and materials before committing to a design.

Day Two

Core Skills Workshop


Check-In

9:00 – 9:30am


Group Activity

11:00am


Lunch Break

12:30pm


Creative Workshop

2:00pm


Dinner

6:30pm


Day Two

Core Skills Workshop

Industry leaders present emerging trends, facilitating critical discourse on future challenges and collaborative opportunities.


Check-In

9:00 – 9:30am


Group Activity

11:00am


Lunch Break

12:30pm


Creative Workshop

2:00pm


Dinner

6:30pm