The approach
Quiet work, fitted properly.
A commission starts with the room: how it is used, the light it gets, and the lines already there. From that we agree a form, a timber or a painted finish, and the joinery the piece actually needs.
It is then made in the workshop and fitted on site. There is no catalogue of standard sizes. An alcove, a kitchen run, a door for an existing opening, or a table for a particular space: that is the work.
Services
Four kinds of work, often overlapping.
Oak, walnut, ash and painted finishes are chosen for the room, not from a single range. The list below is the usual shape of a commission, not a fixed menu.
- Oak
- Walnut
- Ash
- Painted finishes
- 01Fitted furniture
- Alcoves, shelving, window seats, wardrobes and storage drawn to the walls you already have.
- 02Kitchens and cabinetry
- Runs of cabinets, islands and pantries, planned around how the room is used and the finish you prefer.
- 03Doors and architectural details
- Internal doors, linings, panelling, stairs and trim, made to sit with the existing architecture.
- 04Custom commissions
- Tables, benches and one-off pieces when a standard size will not do the job.
Process
From a conversation to a fitting.
Initial conversation
We talk through the room, how you use it, and a rough sense of scale. Photographs help. Nothing is committed at this stage.
Design and materials
We agree the form, the timber or finish, and the practical details before making begins.
Workshop crafting
The piece is made in the workshop, with joinery chosen for the job rather than for show.
Installation
We fit the work on site and leave it ready to use. Adjustments found on the day are part of that visit.
Consultation
Tell us about the piece.
Share the room, what you would like made, and anything you already know about timber or budget. A short note is enough to start.
Arrange a consultation