From kitchens and dressing rooms to TV units and work areas, we design, manufacture and install fixed furniture according to the dimensions of the space, usage needs and selected materials.
In custom-made furniture, we do not evaluate the process on appearance alone. Door opening clearances, drawer depths, electrical and plumbing points, skirting boards, uneven walls, ceiling height and daily usage habits are all considered during the measurement stage.
Once the design is finalised, the carcass, doors, worktop, handles, hinges, runners, lighting and complementary details are defined together. This reduces the number of critical decisions that would otherwise need to be made during production and installation.
Not every piece of furniture requires the same material and detailing system. Construction and hardware are selected according to intensity of use, moisture, span dimensions and the items to be stored.
Base and wall cabinets, tall units, under-counter solutions, pantry modules, islands and areas around built-in appliances are planned according to the intended use.
Hanging heights, drawers, shelves, luggage sections, shoe storage and internal accessories are arranged according to the user's needs.
The TV, sound system, cable routes, decorative shelves, closed storage and lighting elements can be integrated into a single wall composition.
The same appearance can sometimes be achieved with different materials, but kitchen, bathroom, wardrobe and office furniture are exposed to different loads and moisture conditions. For this reason, we do not select materials based on colour and texture alone.
The final combination is determined after the site survey according to the budget, intensity of use, span dimensions, maintenance expectations and design decisions.
How well furniture fits the space is determined not only in the workshop, but from the site survey and detailing stage. By finalising decisions as much as possible before production, we reduce unexpected issues on site.
Checking walls, ceilings, floors, niches, columns, electrical points and plumbing points on site.
Finalising module dimensions, door directions, drawer and shelf layouts, and joint details.
Defining the carcass, doors, surfaces, handles, hinges, runners and, where required, lighting components.
Carrying out cutting, edge processing, hole and connection preparation, surface finishing and pre-assembly checks.
Transporting products with protection, checking the installation area and preparing the on-site work sequence.
On-site furniture installation, door and drawer adjustments, joint checks and final cleaning.
The duration varies according to the amount of furniture, selected materials, special surface finishes and the condition of the site. The scope and an estimated schedule are shared before production begins.
The intended use, furniture types, expectations, approximate dimensions and design direction are discussed.
The space is measured, and walls, ceilings, floors, plumbing and electrical points are checked.
Decisions on module layout, materials, colours, handles and the hardware system are finalised.
Approved dimensions and details are transferred to the production file, and the required products and hardware are prepared.
Parts are produced and processed, and components that can be checked in advance are inspected before installation.
Furniture is installed on site, doors and drawers are adjusted, and the details are checked before delivery.
The scope can range from a single piece of furniture to all fixed furniture in a residence. Each item is detailed according to its own conditions of use and considered together with the overall interior design language.
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Cabinet, island, pantry and built-in appliance surround solutions.
Storage planned around hanging, shelving, drawer and accessory arrangements.
Integrated wall solutions with closed storage, open shelving and cable routes.
Fixed furniture with suitable surfaces and details for areas exposed to moisture.
Desks, filing, shelving and storage units designed to suit the space.
Small-scale complementary fixed furniture solutions tailored to the space.
The quotation and production process varies according to the number of furniture items, dimensions, material preferences and hardware level. The answers below explain the general framework of the process.
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