Clever Modular Furniture, CNC routing services, Everyday Devices & Human-Centered Design
Developing the little things that make a big difference
Little Big Research and Engineering Ltd. designs modular furniture in Bristol for compact spaces, creative workflows, and sustainable living.
A Bristol-based product development company creating modular furniture, experimental devices, and sustainable mobility concepts—designed to make a meaningful impact on everyday life. As we bootstrap our journey, our first stepping stones are thoughtfully designed products like collapsible tables and children’s toys.
Find out more about the journey on the about page.
Little Big Research and Engineering Ltd. are FSC certified (FSC ® C134890).
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Our Products and Services
Wood products
Available Now: We design and manufacture modular furniture, flat-pack tables, trays for compact homes, market stalls, and creative setups. Each piece assembles in seconds, ships flat-packed, and is available in natural or painted finishes.
Browse our modular furniture collection
CNC Router Services
Available now: We offer precision 3 axis CNC cutting service including for plywood and other sheet materials. Our CNC’s unique configuration allows it to deal with 150mm thick stock. All axis 4040 Taiwan TBI ground ball screws helps us ensure accurate cutting. We can work from a large range of files and if required can create the cad ourselves.
Ideal for makers, designers, and small businesses. Whether you need one-off prototypes or short production runs, we provide fast turnaround and collaborative support.
Learn more about our CNC Router services in Bristol
Experimental Toys & Mechanical Curiosity
In Development: From passive dynamic walkers to toy cyclocopters, we explore motion, play, and engineering through hands-on prototypes. These toys are designed to spark curiosity and joy—whether for learning, gifting, or market stalls.
Mobility & Everyday Devices
In design: a 600kg battery-swappable electric vehicle for commuting, a metabolic rate indicator to support healthier living. These projects reflect our belief in designing systems—not just products—that improve how people live, move, and eat.