Send us the drawing. We will tell you what it costs to build properly.
A workshop that can hold a tolerance, repeat a piece forty times, and turn up on site when the programme says so — with the person who makes the decisions on the phone rather than three layers away.
Production and execution partner.
- Custom furniture One-off pieces made to your drawing, or developed with you from a sketch and a performance requirement.
- Repeated pieces Quantity runs for hospitality and residential projects, consistent across the batch and across a reorder.
- Timber interiors Doors and frames, partitions, screens, ceiling timbers, built-in storage, dressing rooms, stair elements.
- Site work Panelised construction assembled in place by our own team, in finished buildings without damaging them.
- Construction Where the project needs building rather than fitting out, that side of the practice is available too.
What you can expect from us.
A real answer on feasibility
If a detail will not hold up in use, or will cost three times what it needs to, we will say so at drawing stage rather than discovering it in production.
One point of contact
You deal with the people making the decisions. Nothing gets lost between a salesperson and a workshop.
A sample before a batch
For quantity work, a prototype or finish sample gets signed off before anything is made in number.
Drawings back
Shop drawings for anything structural, so what we intend to build is agreed in writing rather than assumed.
Programme honesty
A date we can hold rather than the date you want to hear. If something slips you will hear it from us first.
Discretion
We will not publish your project, name your client or use your drawings as marketing without your written agreement.
Send whatever stage you are at.
Plans, elevations, sections, a details sheet, a schedule of quantities, or a single reference image and a size. PDF and DWG both work. Early-stage is fine — a budget-level answer against a sketch is often more useful than an exact answer against a finished drawing.
Tell us the programme and whether installation is in our scope, and the quotation will reflect the real job rather than the furniture in isolation.