Adriana joins architect and designer Shiro Muchiri in her Marylebone gallery. In this episode, they discuss the human side behind bespoke objects and experiences, Shiro’s role as a broker and the rich process of connecting cultures through contemporary design.

Adriana and Shiro also look at the wider impact of commissioning, including how to foster meaningful connections with younger audiences who want to consume better. Together, they trace the beautiful stories that live on beyond a piece and what they may lead to in the future.

Why would a successful architect, intent on building their dream home, commission someone else to design it? In this episode, Adriana joins founders of award-winning architecture practice Bureau de Change Katerina Dionysopoulou and Billy Mavropoulos, alongside one of their clients Hui Xu of Cura Haus, a leading property developer. Katerina and Billy outline the bespoke journey- the rich process of building a narrative around space and creating something unique as a result. Together they discuss taking a clear brief, doing something unexpected with it and living the adventure that follows.

What does your favourite memory smell of? This episode delves into the world of bespoke perfume, combining word and scent to explore laughter, memory, imagination and fantasy.

Host Adriana Paice Kent is joined by Sarah McCartney, founder of bespoke perfumery 4160 Tuesdays. Everything is made by hand at 4160 Tuesdays- from the initial idea all the way through to folding up the boxes and writing the notes. Together, Adriana and Sarah share stories of time and place in scent.

This special episode for London Craft Week, recorded at Gallery SoShiro, is about the vital art of commissioning. Host Adriana Paice Kent is joined by Maria Cheung, Director, Interior Design, Squire & Partners; architectural glass artist Kate Maestri; and Shiro Muchiri, founder of Gallery SoShiro.

In a fascinating conversation, Adriana and guests explore commissions that weave craft quality of thinking into large-scale projects in the built environment, along with floor-to-ceiling 3-D stained glass windows, buildings made of mushrooms, and hundreds of sheep...

Daisy Knatchbull is founder of The Deck, a made-to-measure tailoring house exclusively for women.

The first in Be-Spoke's programme, this episode captures the creative and collaborative process between client and maker, tracing the beauty behind the making of a bespoke suit where classical elegance meets modern femininity.

Adriana joins Daisy in her Savile Row Studio, alongside one of her clients Catharine Denning, a leading cosmetic doctor. Together, they explore empowerment, sustainability and keeping traditions alive in the tailoring trade.