Factory-correct restoration
A disciplined return to the car’s known form, proportion and material language.
Bespoke Automotive Restoration
Rebuilt beyond memory.
Classics stripped to first principles, then rebuilt around the way they will be driven now.
Warsaw · Independent concept atelier
Our position
Preserve the identity. Rebuild the experience.
The original character remains the reference. The depth of intervention is decided by the car, its condition and the life intended for it.
Touring upgrade
Measured revisions focused on comfort, confidence and sustained road use.
Performance restomod
A sharper mechanical brief resolved without erasing the base car’s identity.
Bespoke commission
A use-led specification shaped around a distinct purpose rather than a preset package.
Selected Builds
Four directions. One standard of restraint.
Fictional portfolio studies that establish the archive’s range without inventing provenance.
VW-01 · Porsche 911 (964)
Black Index
Performance restomod
Mechanical clarity, distance comfort, no needless theatre.
- Intended use
- Focused road use and unhurried distance
- Driving character
- Immediate, composed and free of theatre
- Primary material
- Satin graphite
VW-02 · Mercedes-Benz SL (W113)
Silver Arc
Factory-correct restoration
Proportion restored, detail respected, history left honest.
- Intended use
- Elegant open-road grand touring
- Driving character
- Fluid, balanced and faithful to its form
- Primary material
- Brushed aluminium
VW-03 · BMW E9
Neue Linie
Grand touring upgrade
Steering clarity and quiet confidence for the long road.
- Intended use
- Active grand touring across long days
- Driving character
- Communicative, stable and discreetly modern
- Primary material
- Warm bone textile
VW-04 · Land Rover Defender 110
Long Range
Bespoke expedition commission
Utility retained, distance resolved, display left behind.
- Intended use
- Extended travel, practical work and simple service
- Driving character
- Predictable, capable and easy to understand
- Primary material
- Textured charcoal
The work
Read before rebuilding.
A restoration is not a checklist. These four disciplines describe how decisions are made, not a fixed sequence imposed on every car.
Strip
Expose the structure and preserve evidence before assumptions take hold.
Read
Assess condition, prior work, material logic and intended use as one brief.
Rebuild
Resolve body, mechanics and cabin with compatible tolerances and intent.
Resolve
Tune the whole car until every decision feels quiet, legible and earned.
Scope and order remain specific to the vehicle.
Technical study
Anatomy of a Rebuild
The layered explorer shows how body, cabin and engineering decisions meet in a Porsche 911 generation 964 concept study.
The complete explorer is conceptual and is not service documentation.
Read the study- Body
- Glass and seals
- Cabin
- Chassis
- Powertrain
- Brakes and suspension
- Electrical systems
Material preview
Material is a decision, not decoration.
Paint, leather, textile, metal and timber are considered as a controlled system of touch, wear and contrast.
- Graphite BlackControlled near-black
- Charcoal GrainCalm dark grain
- Technical WeaveRegular functional rhythm
- No TimberDeliberate technical panel
Swatches establish a visual direction only and do not represent live stock or availability.
Enter the Material RoomCommission Studio
Define the way the car should live.
The local seven-step studio now turns use, condition and priorities into a structured private brief.
The brief remains on this device until you copy or download it. It is not sent, priced, booked or accepted automatically.
Enter Commission Studio