Bespoke Process

A considered way to create furniture made for your room.

From first enquiry to final delivery, the process is designed to be clear, personal, and measured — with every decision shaped around the room, the material, and the way the piece will be used.

Oak samples, pencil sketches, measuring tools, and finish swatches arranged on a calm studio consultation table
Steps

From first conversation to final placement.

01Initial Enquiry

Share your room and idea.

Begin with the type of furniture you need, where it will live, and any approximate dimensions, photos, or inspiration you already have.

Helpful to include
  • Room photos
  • Approximate measurements
  • Preferred furniture type
  • Finish preferences
  • Budget range
  • Ideal timeframe
02Direction

We shape the direction.

We review the details and advise on proportions, material, finish, practical considerations, and whether the project is a good fit for the studio.

Note

Initial guidance on proportion, finish, and practical considerations.

03Proposal & Estimate

You receive a proposal and estimate.

Once the direction is clear, we prepare a proposal outlining the piece, dimensions, finish, estimated cost, and expected timeframe.

Includes
  • Furniture type and design direction
  • Approximate or confirmed dimensions
  • Oak finish and material notes
  • Estimated cost
  • Expected timeframe
  • Delivery or installation notes
04Approval & Making

Approval and making.

After the proposal is approved, the final details are confirmed and the piece is scheduled for making in solid oak.

Selected oak boards being prepared on a clean workshop bench with soft natural light
05Delivery or Installation

Delivery or installation.

Finished furniture is prepared for delivery. Built-in or fitted pieces are discussed separately depending on access, location, and installation requirements.

Note

Delivery is arranged carefully around the piece, the home, and the final placement.

Timeframes

Timeframes depend on the piece.

Timeframes depend on the scale and detail of the commission. Smaller freestanding pieces may begin from a few weeks, while larger cabinets, dining tables, and built-in projects usually require a longer production window.

We will always discuss the expected timeframe before a commission is confirmed.

Finished oak cabinet wrapped carefully for delivery in a quiet workshop setting
Pricing

Pricing reflects material, scale, and detail.

Every piece is priced individually because size, oak selection, construction detail, finish, and delivery requirements all affect the final cost.

After the initial enquiry, we can usually give a broad indication before preparing a more detailed proposal.

If you are unsure about budget, include a range in the enquiry form and we will advise what may be realistic.

  • Furniture type and dimensions
  • Oak selection and grain
  • Finish and surface treatment
  • Joinery and construction detail
  • Delivery or installation
Proposal document, oak finish sample, and handwritten dimensions on a warm studio table
Questions

Useful to know.

No. Approximate dimensions are enough at the beginning. Photos, room measurements, and a simple description of what you need are usually a good starting point.

Yes. Once the direction, size, finish, and details are understood, we provide a proposal or estimate before the work is confirmed.

For confirmed commissions, a deposit may be required before materials are ordered and production is scheduled.

Yes. Room photos are helpful, especially for storage, built-ins, media units, and pieces that need to sit beside existing materials.

Built-in and fitted projects are discussed individually. Installation depends on the project type, location, access, and site requirements.

In many cases, we can work towards a tone that sits comfortably beside existing furniture, flooring, or architectural details. Exact matches depend on the material and finish.

Timeframes vary by size and complexity. We will discuss the likely production window before the commission is confirmed.

Enquiry

Ready to discuss a piece?

Send a few details about the room, the furniture you need, and any measurements or photos you already have. Approximate information is enough to begin.

Start Your Furniture Enquiry