First contact
You write, call or walk in. We ask three questions: what room, what's it replacing, and roughly when do you need it.
No automated quote generators, no online configurators. Just an old-fashioned conversation that ends in a piece of furniture you actually wanted.
You write, call or walk in. We ask three questions: what room, what's it replacing, and roughly when do you need it.
45 minutes at the workshop. Sit in the shapes you're considering. Touch timber. See and hold our fabric and leather samples.
Within five working days you receive a hand sketch with dimensions and a written quote. No obligation, no follow-up calls.
Once you confirm, we build a full-scale frame mock-up. You come back to the workshop, sit in it, and sign it off — or ask us to change it.
The build runs 6 to 12 weeks depending on the piece. We send you a photo of the frame in-progress at the halfway mark.
We deliver in one of our own trucks. We unwrap, position, and remove all packaging — your weekend doesn't end with a flat-pack.
Customization is not a marketing word here. About a third of our annual orders are pieces we have never built before; another half are catalogue shapes modified beyond easy recognition. Below is what we typically vary at no extra design charge.
Mortise-and-tenon, dowels, dovetails. We will not biscuit-join a load-bearing frame to hit a price point.
Not in our seating, ever. Drawer bottoms in non-load areas — yes, in real plywood. The hidden bits matter.
We name the brand and supply spec sheets for every metal component. If something fails in year four, you know what part to ask for.
I came in with a Pinterest board and left with something none of those photos showed — a sofa that actually fits my landlord's awkward bay window. The hand sketch they produced after the first visit was already 80% of the final piece.
We block 45 minutes. Bring photos of your room and rough dimensions. You'll leave with at least three concrete options.