Technology That Stays Out of Sight
We work with interior designers and architects to keep the technology hidden inside their spaces. Speakers, screens, control panels, cabling planned to sit within the design instead of fighting it. That only works if we are brought in early, while the drawings can still change.
MKB Bespoke partners with design practices and architecture studios on residential, hospitality and commercial projects of every size. You get one team and one point of contact for the whole technology scope AV, automation, acoustics, networking and control. Not three suppliers blaming each other on site.
What We Offer
We read the brief, look at the space, and build the solution from there. Our consultants work as an extension of your practice, from concept stage through to calibration and handover, so the technology scope is one conversation and not several.
What MKB Bespoke Provides on Every Design Partnership
Early-Stage Technical Input
Our AV consultants review drawings early - flagging infrastructure requirements before anything is specified or built.
Full Specification and Documentation
Our technical commercial teams provide equipment schedules, CAD-referenced drawings, and MEP coordination documents in the formats your practice needs.
On-Site Installation and Coordination
Our installation teams work within the project programme, coordinating directly with contractors and fit-out teams throughout.
Calibration and Client Handover
From home audio system installation to full home theater speaker setup, our automation consultants calibrate every system for the specific space, handing over only when every element performs as intended.
Why Design Practices Work With MKB Bespoke
MKB Bespoke has worked alongside some of the region's most respected design practices and architecture studios. We understand programme pressures, documentation standards, and the requirement that everything performs exactly as intended on handover day.
Every system is designed from scratch around the specific space - no standard configurations, no recommendations made before the brief is understood.

