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Bespoke renovation in Chamonix with oak panels and patinated brass kitchen, the fold-out desk and chair within the panelled wall.
The Warwick Chambers interior, a two-bedroom flat in Kensington, alternative view of the living space.
Bespoke birch plywood kitchen in Stepney Green, London, detail of birch plywood finish.

Alexander White is an award-winning designer and maker of furniture, interiors and architectural elements. From his workshop between Chamonix and Megève, he designs each project and sees it through to the last detail, combining traditional craft with modern technology. The result is work that belongs to its setting and is built to last.

Bespoke renovation in Chamonix with oak panels and patinated brass kitchen, main living space with sliding oak panels.

Residence Les Alpes
Bespoke birch plywood kitchen in Stepney Green, London, overview of the finished kitchen.

Arbour St
The Monroe chair, made from 83 CNC-cut walnut components, close-up of the curved backrest.

Monroe
The Michael Cane rattan ceiling light, the light illuminated.

Michael Cane
Orbit, a sculptural object in maple and wenge, the finished object.

Orbit
A chair from the Plie collection, with a hand-bent steel frame, the chair on display.

Plié
The Warwick Chambers interior, a two-bedroom flat in Kensington, view of the bedroom area.

Warwick Chambers
The Clover wall light made from rolled rattan webbing, the light displayed at The New Craftsmen showroom.

Clover
The My Ami folding oak table and stool collection, the table and stools on display at Heal's.

My Ami
Vessel, a sculptural wooden form , the finished piece.

Vessel
The Greenway Avenue kitchen, made from locally sourced elm, overview of the finished kitchen.

Greenway Avenue
The E.B. Meyrowitz shop interior on Bond Street, exterior shopfront view.

E.B.Meyrowitz
The George Cleverley shoemaker's shop interior on Bond Street, exterior shopfront view.

George Cleverley
The Lighthaus cafe interior in Leyton, wide view of the cafe space.

Lighthaus
The St James Street benches in Walthamstow, made from reclaimed Iroko, bench installed on the street.

St James