Bespoke furniture

The first step is a personal consultation at our studio.

We recommend bringing at least a simple floor plan, sketch or 2D drawing of the space with approximate dimensions. It does not have to be a professional project by an architect or interior designer. What matters is that we gain a basic understanding of the space and the scope of the furniture you are planning.

During the consultation, we will go through:

• what furniture you need
• your ideas and requirements
• the layout and functional solution
• your preferred style
• a preliminary selection of materials
• the required fittings and accessories
• an indicative timeline for production and installation

Based on the information available, we will also give you an indicative price range.

This is a preliminary estimate that gives you a sense of the budget before any design work begins. An exact price can only be determined once the design has been created and the specific materials and fittings have been selected.

If the indicative budget and expected timeline suit you, we can proceed with the 3D design.

The 3D design is not only about how the furniture looks. Its purpose is also to plan how it works and how it will be used day to day.

When designing a kitchen, for example, we work out:

• the layout of individual cabinets and modules
• drawers and interior organisation
• how doors and drawers open
• the placement of appliances
• work and storage areas
• display cabinets
• LED lighting
• the position of the required sockets and connection points
• other functional and design elements

We begin work on the 3D design once the design fee has been paid.

Once the 3D design is complete, we will invite you to a presentation at our studio. If preferred, the meeting can also take place by video call.

Together, we will go through the entire design and explain each solution.

You can then share your comments and any changes you would like. We will incorporate the agreed changes and prepare an updated version of the design for your approval.

If you have also ordered a photorealistic visualisation, we will prepare it based on the approved 3D design.

During the design process, we will select the specific materials and fittings together.

Depending on the nature of the project, this may include:

• carcass material and decor
• door material and surface finish
• hardware and mechanisms
• handles or a handleless design
• the worktop
• glass and display cabinets
• interior fittings
• LED lighting
• additional mechanisms and other elements

Once the 3D design, materials and fittings have been approved, we will prepare a detailed quotation.

We will then send you the quotation and, if needed, explain the individual items and the scope of delivery.

If you approve the design and the quotation, the next step is signing the contract for the work.

Once the deposit has been received, we move on to the technical phase of the project.

After the contract is signed, our technician visits the site and takes precise measurements of the space.

Precise measurement is essential to ensure the furniture is made to the actual conditions and real dimensions of the space.

If the measurement reveals any differences from the original documents, we will adjust the design as needed.

Should such a change affect the scope of delivery or the price – for example, if an additional module is required – you will be informed of the change and any additional payment before the furniture goes into production.

After the precise measurement, the approved design is handed over to our furniture production engineer.

The engineer prepares the project for production and checks, in particular:

• exact dimensions
• construction details
• opening systems
• hardware and mechanisms
• individual components
• technical gaps and junctions
• the feasibility of the designed details

If the engineer finds that part of the design needs to be adjusted for technical reasons, and this change affects the approved appearance, function or price, we will agree the change with you before production.

Only once the technical preparation is complete and any changes have been approved can the order go into production.

Once the technical documentation is complete, the furniture goes into production.

Production follows the final approved technical documentation and the selected materials and fittings.

You will already have been informed of the expected completion date in the earlier stages of our collaboration.

From a few days to about a week before the planned installation, we will contact you to arrange:

• the exact installation date
• the expected duration of the installation
• the necessary on-site arrangements

Once the final payment has been received, the finished furniture can be dispatched to the site.

We deliver the finished furniture to the site, where our fitters carry out a professional installation.

The length of the installation depends on the scope and complexity of the project. We will let you know the expected installation time in advance.

Once the installation is complete, we inspect the result together.

The client then accepts the finished work and signs the handover and acceptance protocol.

This completes the process of making and installing your bespoke furniture.