Honest answers, in plain English.

Every commission is priced individually. A modestly sized fitted wardrobe project might start in the low five figures; a full dressing room with island, glazing, and integrated lighting typically sits at six figures. We will give you a clear, single-number quotation after the first design round — design fee, manufacture, and installation included.

Six to nine months is the honest answer for most full commissions. The first three to six weeks are consultation and design; the bulk of the time is workshop manufacture; installation usually runs two to four weeks on site. Faster timelines are sometimes possible — we will tell you up front.

Our studio is in London and we install across the United Kingdom — over 1,000 towns and cities served, in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Most of our work is in prime central London, across the home counties, and in major cities — but the only meaningful constraint is the logistics of getting our crew to and from your home efficiently.

Yes — a single fitted wardrobe, a boot room, a pantry, a built-in office. The studio is selective rather than large, but we are happy to consider any commission where the brief and the architecture justify the cost.

Real veneers, solid timber, painted finishes, lacquer, leather, fabric, fluted timber, antique and bevelled glass, brass, blackened steel, and stone. We will bring samples to your consultation.

Yes — design, drawings, workshop manufacture, and installation are all in-house. We do not subcontract any of the four stages. It is the only way we know how to hold the quality.

Often. If you already have a design team, we are happy to act as the specialist joinery contractor — collaborating on drawings, taking over manufacture and installation, and presenting our work for sign-off.

The first consultation is without obligation or fee. Once we move into detailed design, a design fee is agreed and credited against the final quotation if you proceed.

We are reachable for the life of the cabinetry. Adjustments in the first year are made without charge; later modifications, additions, or reconfigurations are quoted individually but always at the same workshop standard.

Volume and discipline. We design and build a selective number of commissions each year, and we hold every stage in-house. Our finishes are hand-applied; our installations are scribed; our drawings go through three or four rounds before sign-off. It is a different category of work.

Yes. We install across Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland regularly. Travel is included in the quotation, so there are no hidden extras for clients outside London.

Often. If you have panelling, doors, or existing cabinetry you would like the new work to match, bring samples or photographs to the consultation. We finish in-house, which means we can match paint, stain, or veneer to a very close tolerance.