The Story So Far
Carricks is a lighting and furniture studio, designing and making each piece to order in their Sussex workshops. Founded in 2020, the company has grown into a team of highly skilled artisans working with some of the world’s leading interior design studios. In addition to Carricks own collection of furniture, lighting and mirrors, the company also work on one-off commissions and large-scale bespoke pieces for restaurants, hotels and private homes around the world.
Founder Glen Carrick grew up visiting his father at work, watching him restore and create grand chandeliers. He began learning the trade at 15 years old and, alongside his two brothers, followed that path into the profession, developing a deep understanding of the specialist skills and processes behind bespoke lighting and furniture.
Carricks approach to making is rooted in a deep respect for craftsmanship, material and process. Glen has developed a thorough understanding of every stage of production, from lost-wax and sand casting to the specialist making of bespoke chandeliers and one-off commissions. That early foundation in traditional making continues to inform the studio’s approach today, shaping each piece through a close understanding of process, proportion and finish.
We create work that feels resolved, tactile and enduring, balancing traditional craftsmanship with a refined and contemporary sense of design.
The Collection
From our Sussex workshop, we create distinctive furniture and lighting combining traditional making techniques with state-of-the-art precision engineering. In 2026, Carricks merged with Robin Myerscough Studio, marking a natural new chapter for the studio. Having collaborated closely since 2020 on the development of tables, lighting and furniture, this merger was a natural progression, reflecting a long-standing creative partnership. It also unites complementary skills across making, design and interiors.
By bringing Robin’s pieces into Carricks’ own in-house collection, the studio continues to evolve and expand its range, introducing new designs alongside pieces inspired by cherished antiques.
Design Influence
Alongside this foundation in making is a lifelong interest in design. Early influences included the work of Felix Agostini and the Giacometti brothers, Jacques Quinet, Michel Frank and Marc du Plantier. The interior designer David d’Almada has also had a significant influence on the way Glen approaches design and materiality today.
These references continue to shape the studio’s work, informing an approach rooted in craftsmanship, strong form and a refined understanding of materials.
