Alcove and wall storage
Plan shelves and cupboards around the objects and equipment they need to hold.
Illustrative stock photograph. Fictional business concept.
Interior joinery
Made to fit the way you live.
Fitted storage and interior joinery, shaped by the room, its proportions and the things it needs to hold.
- Use
- What the piece needs to hold
- Finish
- Materials, color and hardware
The awkward corner is the starting point.
A sloping ceiling, a narrow hall or a collection of books can be the reason to make something specifically for a room. We begin with the use, then look at proportions and access.
Drawings, finishes and hardware are agreed before making begins, so the useful details are resolved while they can still change.
Joinery for everyday use.
Dimensions and material choices are confirmed through the design process.
Bedroom storage
Consider hanging space, drawers and access within the available room.
Small fitted pieces
A bench, desk or hallway unit designed for a particular place and purpose.
From measure to making.
- 1
Bring the room
Share photographs, rough dimensions and what is not working.
- 2
Resolve the drawing
Agree layout, materials, finish and hardware.
- 3
Plan the fitting
Confirm access, preparation and the installation sequence.
A few practical details.
- Can you work around existing furniture?
- Yes. Include the pieces you want to keep in the initial room brief.
- Do I need exact measurements first?
- Rough dimensions help start the conversation; the making dimensions are checked later.
- Can I see finish samples?
- The proposal explains how material and finish choices will be reviewed.
What would make the room work better?
Fictional contact details for this design demonstration. No real appointment or service is offered.
- Monday–Friday
- 9:00 am–5:00 pm
- Saturday–Sunday
- By arrangement