The pieces that make a space feel made, not bought.
Panelling, headboards, vanities, bar units, consoles and one-off furniture — drawn, prototyped and finished in our own workshop so that grain direction, reveal and shadow line land exactly as specified.
Bespoke Joinery
What the scope covers.
Panelling, headboards, vanities, bar units, TV consoles and one-off furniture — drawn, prototyped and finished so grain, reveal and shadow line land exactly as specified.
- Wall panelling, fluting and feature walls
- Bed headboards and bedroom joinery
- Vanities, mirror units and bathroom storage
- TV consoles, bar units and display joinery
- One-off furniture built to drawing
- Veneer, laminate, lacquer, PU and stone finishing
How a project runs
Six stages. No surprises in between.
Consultation
We meet at the site or the studio, understand how you live or work, and set a realistic scope and budget band before anything is drawn.
Design & 3D
Layouts, material palettes and photoreal 3D views. You see the space before a single panel is cut, and we iterate until it is right.
Costing & Sign-off
A line-by-line estimate against the approved drawings. No hidden heads, no mid-project surprises — you approve what you are paying for.
Production
Joinery is built to drawing in a controlled workshop while civil, electrical and false-ceiling work runs in parallel on site.
Installation
A single site supervisor coordinates every trade, with weekly progress shared to you directly so the schedule stays visible.
Handover & Care
Snag list closed, finishes cleaned, hardware demonstrated, and a written care guide for every material in the house.
Relevant work
Recently delivered.
Questions
Asked before every project.
If yours isn't here, it is a two-minute phone call.
Do you make furniture to a designer’s drawings?
Yes. We work directly with architects and interior designers on joinery packages, and we are used to reading a drawing set and flagging what will not build before it reaches the site.
Can I see a sample before you build the whole run?
For any bespoke finish, yes — a sample panel in the actual veneer and actual lacquer, so you approve the real thing rather than a screen.
What is the difference between veneer and laminate here?
Veneer is real wood and every sheet differs, so it has to be sequenced across a run to look right. Laminate is consistent and more forgiving. We specify by room and by budget and we will show you both.
Also from the studio
The rest of the drawing set.
Residential Interiors
Villas, apartments and independent homes designed end to end.
Modular Kitchens
Kitchens engineered around the way you cook.
Wardrobes & Storage
Storage that disappears into the architecture.
Retail & Hospitality
Showrooms, stores and clinics built to be seen and to be used.
Corporate & Institutional
Office floors, campuses and institutional fit-outs at scale.
Let's begin
Something worth living in.
Tell us about the space and we'll take it from there. A first conversation costs nothing and usually settles more than you'd expect — scope, a realistic budget band, and whether we're the right studio for the job.