Solid wood furniture, made to order

Oak and ash from certified forests, cut to the dimensions of your room, with mortise-and-tenon joints and no chipboard in the frame.

Wood and fabric samples, sent to your door

A sofa cannot be chosen from a photo: the light in your room changes the shade completely. We send up to five finish and fabric samples, and their cost comes off your order.

Measuring, samples, assembly

We measure at your place

We come with a laser, take the room dimensions and check how the piece gets in: stairs, lift, door frame.

Drawings before we cut

You get the plan with dimensions and finishes and you approve it. Only then does the wood go into the workshop.

Assembly, packaging taken away

We assemble on delivery, level the piece and take all the cardboard and polystyrene with us.

Where the wood comes from

We buy timber from three sawmills in the same region and dry it ourselves, in kiln rooms, down to 8% moisture. Wood dried too fast cracks in its second year in a heated flat, and then it cannot be repaired. That is why drying takes nine months, and why our lead time never drops below six weeks.

Ordering, delivery, assembly

How long does a made-to-order piece take?
Six to eight weeks from approval of the drawing, and ten for sofas in imported fabric. Pieces in stock leave within three working days; each page says which category it belongs to.
What if it does not fit up the stairs?
That is exactly why we measure first. Wardrobes and bookcases are delivered as modules that join on site, and sofas have removable legs and arms. If it still does not fit, hoisting it from outside is charged separately and we tell you before you order.
Does solid wood move? Can you see it?
Yes, a solid top moves a millimetre or two across its width between winter and summer, and that is not a fault. The joints are designed to let the wood work. Wider gaps and cracks are covered by the ten-year structural guarantee.