THE HOUSE 

PROJECT 915 is a jewellery studio native to Peckham, South London.

The house is concerned with transformation, permanence and the architecture of the everyday.

915 takes its name from two points of origin: 9, a reference to the fineness mark found on silver, and 15, the postcode from which the project emerged.

Jewellery is approached as wearable architecture — objects with structure, weight and presence that exist within the changing landscape of the city.

The practice has developed through chain making and hand-carved wax, and continues to evolve through stone setting and 3D CAD design. Traditional processes sit alongside digital methods, allowing each piece to move between hand, material and machine.

The work is made to be worn, lived with and altered by time.

915 is not concerned with permanence as something static.

It is interested in what remains while everything around it changes.