Their latest collection ‘Caged’ is ‘ a new collection of architecturally-designed, modular lighting solutions inspired by the city of London’s steel skyline. The whisky bars and motorbikes are all proudly on display alongside the sockets, switches and handles.

Their dark and moody showroom is a complete testament to the above. From lighting and hardware to custom motorbikes and whisky bars, we now make unexpected and elegant interior products for those who want to stand out from the crowd. It all started in a garage in East London where we discovered a passion for making the things we love. We work with rare, solid materials to make extraordinary items for every day use. Winning!īefore we go any further, here’s what you need to know about the brand and how they describe themselves:īuster + Punch is a London-born interior fashion label. And then London Design Week happened and the opportunity came up to visit their London HQ and showroom which is just round the corner from my office. If you didn’t think a light switch or socket could be sexy, think again.ĭespite how often they kept cropping up in my feed, we’re so far removed from finishing touches with our renovation, I didn’t bother properly checking them out. The sleek, chic designs of their hardware/homeware accessories (think lighting, handles and electrical sockets) lured me in. I’d come across them on Instagram whilst following other home renovation accounts. Have you ever heard stylish interiors described like that, as a “home fashion label”? If not, then you probably don’t know Buster + Punch. The latest to feature is Buster + Punch, a London-born home fashion label. Little by little though, industrial homewares are cropping up around the house. I’m fairly late to the party with most interiors themes – now that everyone is swapping copper for brass, I’m totally on board and totally off trend. Bringing the industrial trend into our home has taken me by surprise.

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