Residential
Bespoke bedroom furniture
Headboard walls, bedside cabinetry, dressing tables and panelling drawn as a single, quiet scheme.
Bedrooms read best when the fitted elements agree with each other. A headboard wall sets the centre line of the room, bedside cabinets hang from it at the right height, and panelling or upholstery carries the same timber and finish as the wardrobes opposite. Drawn together, the room feels settled; specified separately, it rarely does.
We make headboard walls in fluted, ribbed, flat-panelled or upholstered form, with sockets, USB outlets, reading lights and switching integrated rather than surface mounted. Bedside units can be floating, drawer-fronted or push-to-open, and dressing tables can be built in with mirror, lighting and shallow jewellery storage.
Where a bedroom also needs to work as a study or nursery, we plan the additional storage into the same run so the scheme still reads as one piece of furniture.
What the work includes
- Headboard walls
- Fluted, panelled or upholstered, with integrated lighting and power.
- Bedside cabinetry
- Floating or floor-standing, matched to the headboard and wardrobes.
- Dressing tables
- Built-in tops, mirrors, lighting and shallow drawer storage.
- Panelling
- Wall panelling and reveals detailed to align with joinery lines.
Suited to
Who this work is for
- Principal and guest bedrooms being refurbished
- Apartments where every element is fitted
- Designers needing bedroom joinery built to drawings
- Homes wanting storage without a wall of doors
How it runs
From brief to installation
- 01
Conversation
We discuss the brief, the room and the level of finish you have in mind, on site or from drawings.
- 02
Survey & design
Measured survey, setting out and drawings, with material and finish samples to sign off.
- 03
Workshop
Cabinetry is made and finished off site, so time on site stays short and controlled.
- 04
Installation
Careful installation, scribing and final adjustment by the people who made the work.
Discuss your bedroom scheme
Share the room dimensions or your designer's drawings and we will take it from there.