Room 01 / THE STUDIO 

A black studio pillow carrying the opening phrase, “Every record begins with”. The first half of a statement completed elsewhere in the room.

An all-black studio pillow carrying a single word: “Conversation.” Positioned as the conclusion to Object No.001 — bringing the two objects together to complete a central Bakery Records philosophy:

A cracked kick drum repurposed as a coffee table, finished with a tempered glass top. An instrument no longer making sound, but continuing its life within the studio.

The key to Bakery Records. A small object that marks the threshold between the outside world and the studio — where the work begins.

A white sofa at the heart of the studio. A place to sit, listen and step away from the controls — making space for ideas between the work.

A studio sofa carrying the work of Pharrell “Human Race.” A reminder that behind every recording, piece of equipment and decision is something fundamentally human.

A window between the studio and the world outside. Bringing natural light into the space while offering a moment to look beyond the work.

A source of light within the studio, shaping the atmosphere of the room as much as illuminating it. A small reminder that how a space feels can influence what is created within it.

Created from the heads of the Pharrell Williams LEGO set, PHRENDS brings a collection of different faces into the studio — a small celebration of individuality, creativity and the people behind the work.

A LEGO rocketship from the Pharrell Williams Over the Moon set. A small symbol of imagination and ambition — a reminder that ideas are allowed to go somewhere unexpected.

The entrance to Bakery Records. A physical threshold between the everyday and the creative space, where conversations become ideas, and ideas become records.

The central listening position at Bakery Records. Where perspective shifts from making the record to experiencing it — and the smallest decisions become important.

A collection of books kept within the studio for visual reference and inspiration. Ideas from outside of music that help shape how Bakery Records sees, creates and communicates.

A small collection of hippos sitting above the left NS10. Playful objects overlooking the listening position, a little character amongst the tools of the studio.

A small collection of fidget toys sitting above the right NS10. Objects for restless hands during long sessions, bringing movement and play into moments of focused listening.

A collection of personal keepsakes resting above the left M3.4. Small objects carrying memories and meaning, pieces of life that have quietly found their place within the studio.

A hat collected from seeing Hans Zimmer live, resting above the right M3.4. A personal reminder of one of Nathan’s greatest musical inspirations and the scale of what sound can become.