AKT is a St. Louis based design studio, specializing in custom furniture and architectural precast concrete.
Inspired by our concrete counter tops, we’ve started to use concrete more and more for custom furniture! We can create any size table top, from end tables, coffee tables to large dining tables. A variety of shapes can be achieved, as well as colors. We can also create a stencil of your logo and sand blast it onto the surface, revealing text or your company logo!
At AKT, aesthetics are important! Using reclaimed wood, steel, and other materials, we really enjoy making custom pieces of furniture for your home. In most cases, we document where the materials were salvaged and do our best to accurately date the materials used, making each work a unique conversation piece!
We design, build and pour custom molds for precast concrete, from tree grates that you see on the sidewalks throughout the city of Clayton, to large Fleur de Lis planters seen throughout Soulard, Lafeyette Square, and the City of Normandy. Show us your ideas and we will do our best to bring them to life!
Sometimes art is heavy and awkward, we enjoy the challenge of installing your art safely and securely. From custom french cleats to reclaimed wood walls, we are ready to serve your installation needs.
"Tony and the guys at AKT Studio STL built us a beautiful conference room table. They were on time and on budget and the table itself is gorgeous. We were able to get exactly what we needed for the space we have, something that wouldn't have been possible at the most furniture stores. I would definitely order more custom furniture from AKT Studio STL."
John Meilink
Owner of Thomson Printing and Giant Hat
AKT Studio in the News
A giant ampersand, made from reclaimed wood by Rocca and his team at AKT studios, also adorns the plaza, portraying the connection between nearby Cortex and The Grove, where innovation and culture meld.
More than 100 concrete objects dot intersections throughout the city of St. Louis, and yes, people grumble about them. But they also got a chuckle this year when someone crocheted a huge hat for one, stuck a red leprechaun beard on another and turned one into a giant snail.
Love them or hate them, they are here. More than 100 concrete objects dot intersections throughout the city of St. Louis. Tony Rocca and his team at AKT Studios made the bollards. St. Louis Post-Dispatch features reporter Valerie Schremp Hahn introduces us.
The statue of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was removed from Fountain Park on Wednesday so it can be repaired and restored. The bronze statue, installed in the park in 1978, should be back in place in a few weeks.
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