Residential joinery for London homes

Most London homes are not square. Chimney breasts sit off centre, ceilings drop, skirtings and cornices run out of true, and standard furniture never quite settles into the space. Bespoke joinery removes that compromise: every carcass is set out from a measured survey of your room, so runs finish tight to the wall and lines carry through from one element to the next.

Our residential work is focused: walk-in wardrobes, bespoke fitted wardrobes, floor to ceiling wardrobes, dressing rooms and bespoke bedroom furniture. Because the scope is narrow, a whole bedroom floor can be drawn as one scheme, sharing timber, finish and hardware so nothing looks added on later.

We are joiners and cabinetmakers only. We do not take on structural alterations or general building work, which keeps our attention on the part of a project people touch and look at every day.

House joinery covers a wide range, from staircases and windows to built-in furniture. Ours is the furniture end of that range. If you are weighing up whether a room needs a joiner or a carpenter, the useful test is whether the finished piece is made to fit one particular space and is meant to be seen every day. A wardrobe filling a chimney-breast alcove, a dressing room lined wall to wall, or a bed wall with integrated side tables all fall on the joinery side.

Timing is usually shorter on site than homeowners expect. Most of the programme is spent on the survey, drawings and workshop making, so the room remains in use while the pieces are built, and fitting is a matter of days rather than weeks for a typical wardrobe run. Where a room is being renovated, we prefer to survey once walls are plastered so that measurements hold.

We work across Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Camden and Islington, for homeowners, interior designers, architects and developers.