Furniture made for the space it will live in — beds, TV units, crockery units, study tables, shoe racks and pooja units, made to sizes that standard retail does not carry.
Each one opens the project it belongs to.
Each choice changes both how it looks and how it ages. The materials guide explains the trade-offs.
Ply with laminate or veneer, solid wood elements where they earn their cost.
Plywood gradesLaminate, veneer, PU or a mix.
Laminate vs acrylic vs PU vs veneerIt depends. How long custom furniture takes is decided before anything is built.
What decides it
What we check at the site visit
This is finalised with you after our site visit, once measurements, design and materials are agreed.
Furniture bought off a shop floor comes in the sizes the shop decided on. Ours starts from your room: we measure, draw each piece, agree the drawing with you, and only then is it made — so it fits the wall it was drawn for.
Sometimes, and sometimes not. A standard-size bed from a large retailer is hard to beat on price. A unit that has to fit a 2.4 metre alcove with a beam across it is either custom or it is a compromise, and the compromise usually costs more in wasted space than the joinery saves.
Yes.
It depends on the piece. Beds and wardrobes can be built as knock-down units with fittings designed to be reassembled; built-in units that follow a wall generally cannot move without damage. Tell us at design stage if the flat is rented and the furniture has to travel with you.
Often yes, with photographs and finish details. An exact match to an aged polish is difficult, so a deliberate complementary finish sometimes looks better than a near-miss.
A designer measures your flat, checks the builder's points and gives you a written scope. Monday to Saturday, 09:30–18:30.
