Custom furniture design and production

When choosing materials, we consider veneer, solid timber, natural stone, compact surfaces, metal and paint finishes alongside the overall language of the space. We settle decisions such as edge finishes, joints, handles or handle-free opening, carcass thickness and internal organisation through samples and drawings. Before production we check critical dimensions again and assess whether the chosen material suits the intensity of use and the expected upkeep. Production thus becomes not an afterthought to the design, but the continuation of a whole established from the outset.

The scope can be set at different scales, from a single built-in element to every storage system in a home, from a reception desk to workstations. Depending on the space, we define the steps of measuring, drawing, material sampling, production coordination and installation checks. We aim for furniture that speaks the same language as the space, works quietly to meet the user’s needs and remains straightforward to maintain over time.

In custom furniture, the design does not stop at the outer appearance. Internal dividers, cable routes, ventilation gaps, access for cleaning and parts that can be removed when needed are all part of its working life. That is why, during drawing and sampling, we also discuss the hidden sides and settle early the decisions that would be hard to change after production.

We want each piece to be read not on its own, but together with the doors, floor, walls and other furniture around it. For this reason, the installation sequence and the final points of contact are followed as part of the design scope, just as the production decisions are.