Transforming an industrial past into a bright future.

The name itself tells the story. Brightsmiths were artisans who polished metal to reveal its hidden brilliance. That act of refinement became the guiding idea for the space: not invention for invention’s sake, but the careful elevation of what already exists.

Drawing on the city’s industrial heritage and the legacy of the Jewellery Quarter, the interior balances strength with softness. Burnished metals, distressed timber, and textured finishes are paired with velvets, smoked glass, and warm brass accents. Every surface is designed to interact with light reflecting, absorbing, and glowing as the day unfolds, mirroring the movement of the water outside.

This is an adaptive space that shifts with its guests. Mornings are calm and restorative with a moment of stillness by the lake. As daylight fades, the atmosphere deepens. Light warms. Energy builds. The room becomes a stage for conversation, cocktails, and celebration. The design doesn’t dictate the mood it invites it.

Craftsmanship is present in the details. A bespoke monogram references Birmingham’s hallmarking tradition. Lighting casts a molten glow. Layered textures create a tactile richness that encourages guests to linger, explore, and return.

Brightsmith on the Water is where heritage meets imagination. Where the city’s story is not simply told, but refined and where every visit feels inspirational.