Island Units & Dressing Tables for County Armagh homes
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.
Across County Armagh, we work on everything from compact period flats to large country properties. Each project begins with an in-home consultation: we measure the room, talk through your wardrobe and your daily ritual, and return with drawings, finishes and a fixed-price quote. No high-pressure sales, no showroom visits required.
What's included on every project
- Centre-stage proportions — Sized to your room's floor plan with clear walking circulation and the right relationship to wardrobes and seating.
- Leather-lined drawer interiors — Suede, Tay-cloth or Italian leather drawer linings, with fitted inserts for jewellery, watches and accessories.
- Integrated mirror lifts — Slow-close, hidden until you want them. Tilting, magnifying and triple options.
- Hidden technology — USB-C charging, wireless charging pads, hairdryer/styler sockets — visible only when in use.
From first sketch to final reveal
Our process is unhurried and considered. After the initial visit to your home in County Armagh, we draw the room in full CAD — elevations, plans, finish boards. You see the proportions, door splits, handle positions and material samples before any wood is cut. The quote you sign off is the figure you pay. The workshop build typically takes four to six weeks, followed by a clean, careful installation by our own team.