An island unit is the piece that turns a dressing room into a destination. Drawers on every face, deep enough for sweaters; leather-lined trays for jewellery and watches; integrated mirror lift in the top; sockets and charging hidden under a hinged flap. We design them as the architectural centrepiece of the room — proportioned to the floor, finished to match the wardrobes, lit from above by a pendant or coffered ceiling.
Dressing tables follow the same logic. A polished worktop at the right height. A triple mirror that folds or lifts on a slow-close mechanism. A drawer for cosmetics with a fitted insert for your actual collection. Considered lighting — not the cold strip-light of a hotel — designed to flatter the way you actually use it. Every piece is one-off, drawn to your room, your wardrobe and the rest of the joinery.