Joinery
Alcove units, media walls, window seats and one-off pieces — designed around your room and built to fit like they were always meant to be there.
Bespoke joinery starts with the room, not a catalogue. Alcoves are measured wall by wall — none of them are ever square — and units are designed around your skirting height, your sockets and what you actually need to store. The layout is agreed with you before anything is built, so there are no surprises when it goes in.
Carcasses are cut from quality moisture-resistant MDF or birch ply, doors and face frames are made to suit the style of the room, and everything is scribed to the walls and ceiling so it reads as part of the house rather than furniture pushed against a wall. Painted finishes to match the room, with hardwood tops where they will earn their keep.
Because every piece is made to measure, the price follows size and complexity — a floating alcove shelf sits at a very different level to a full media wall with lighting. Photos of the space and rough dimensions are enough for a ballpark; a visit firms it up into a fixed quote.