Custom furniture, alterations and repairs
We build bespoke furniture and remodel existing cabinetry: repairing doors, altering cabinets, adding or removing shelves, and giving surfaces a new colour and texture.
From repairing one door to a new kitchen or signature furniture piece. We select durable materials and use premium furniture hardware including Blum.
New builds, or changes to what you have
We take on both remodelling and new builds. Existing furniture and cabinetry can gain a new function through a changed cabinet layout, added or removed shelves, repaired doors and drawers, and a new colour or texture. When the structure is sound, this saves disruption and keeps what already works.
When a new solution is better, we design and build kitchens, cabinets, reception desks, tables and signature furniture for the space. We use quality boards, solid wood, veneer, metal and mixed materials, with hardware including Blum hinges and drawer systems.
We start from photos, measurements or a site visit, model the change in 3D where useful, and handle fabrication, finishing and installation.
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Can you build from a designer's drawing?
Yes. Many of our projects are designed by architects or interior designers; we handle the technical detailing, fabrication and installation.
What materials do you use for furniture?
Solid wood, veneered panels and MDF, metal, acrylic and architectural films — often combined in one piece, with integrated LED lighting.
What is the process from idea to finished piece?
Measurements from you or a site visit, a 3D model for approval, fabrication and finishing at the workshop, then installation on site.
Can you add or remove shelves and cabinets?
Yes. We can change the internal layout, add or remove shelves, remake doors and drawers, and adapt the whole piece to a new use.
Do you use Blum furniture hardware?
Yes. We use Blum hinges, drawer systems and other premium hardware where it suits the project.
Start with drawings, photos or measurements.
Send drawings, photos, measurements or a rough idea. We review the project and recommend the next step.