A fitted oak library and study incorporating, a solid oak panelled fire surround with inset TV and Hi-fi equipment, an office work desk, extensive library shelving and storage was designed and manufactured and installed into this period property. The design featured Georgian period style fluted pilasters, traditional cornice, raised and fielded oak panelled cupboard doors with 18th century style ebonised beehive handles. 

Three bespoke walk-in traditional style gentleman's dressing rooms were designed  and produced for this oak timber framed period property. The project included two main dressing rooms, for shirts, suits and clothing, with the third room for shoe storage.  All the dressing rooms are made in solid oak and panelled with linenfold oak panelling throughout, including the beautiful room doors which are square top doors with an arched inner frame.    

The general style of the rooms is a traditional style with the mouldings and hand carved elements inspired from 16th and 17th century joinery.  The main dressing room has open wardrobe space and features a central oak cabinet with a marble top and decorative drawers fronts. The  shoe room was designed to maximise a small space and it features floor to ceiling shelving with ample storage facilitates for shoes, boots, hats and belts. All of the bespoke oak cabinetry including the angled shoe shelves were fitted with led lighting. 

This Georgian style oak panelled library was designed for a Devonshire country home. It was created to house the clients extensive range of books. The oak cabinetry has enhanced this beautiful room making this a lovely place to sit, relax and read in. The library consists of several fitted oak bookcases with fully adjustable shelving, cabinets below with raised and fielded panelled doors and a panelled fire surround with a hand carved stag motif. A light antiquing aging and hand polishing helps create a warm country house library feel.

These library bookcases are based on early 17th century Jacobean style furniture. Featuring traditional strap carving and applied details which are typical of the period.

This was a bespoke commission and was made in prime quality solid oak, the aim was to compliment the existing oak fire surround. The upper cabinets are open shelved with fluted frame work and authentic cornice and features a solid boarded back, the lower cabinets have a drawer with a hand carved face, below are cupboard doors with heavily carved 17th century style arches.  

An oak eusuite bathroom and shower room including  hand carved panelling, a vanity unit  and decorative bathroom cabinets. This room was in need of renovation and our client asked us to design and produce this lovely oak bathroom. We also designed the radiator cover with its bespoke iron grille. Two Gothic style oak hanging cupboards with canted corners and a casalated cornice help to complete this room. The adjourning shower room included a wash basin housed in a small decorative cabinet.

The panelling has built in shelf storage and was designed to conceal the cistern and maintenance acces is provided via a hidden removable panel. the panelling and frieze panels features hand carved detailing which is similar in style to what was used in panelled interiors of the 17th century.

We produced an Arts and Crafts style solid oak library for this 1920s Devonshire house. The Arts and Crafts movement in Britain saw a revival of Medieval and Gothic architecture, this is reflected in the design of this library which features those influences including Gothic style arches and pilasters.  A set of large oak panelled cabinet doors conceals a desk and computer equipment. The doors feature quarter sawn oak panels and have iron hinges and knobs. The library provides ample storage for books with adjustable shelving and the panelled doors to cupboards below.

The interior designers who were involved in the renovation of this property asked us to produce some 18th century style architectural woodwork for this magnificent house.

Our brief was to design, manufacture and install a library and study finished in a light oak colour with extensive hand carved details, panelling and doors. A master bedroom in a similar style with walnut burr veneer panelling details and his & hers walk-in dressing rooms and bathrooms, with extensive storage facilities, were also part of the brief.

Working with a leading Interior designer we produced the interior joinery for this property. This included the dining room, study bedroom, ensuite bathroom, entrance hall, internal doors and front door. 

All the areas were designed to clients specification. The ensuite bathroom had a high gloss finish and a bespoke vanity unit with cabriole legs, built in lighting and tinted mirrors.  

The main entrance doors are a pair of highly polished double doors that lead into an entrance hall featuring an impressive panelled archway. 

This dark oak panelled library with a 17th century style hand carved frieze and ornate pilasters, recreates country house splendor in a modern central London apartment.

The library was designed as a sanctuary, a place to escape to and relax in. This room is contrasting to the interiors of this large apartment which are all modern and open plan.

This room features hidden doors and panels that conceal modern audio visual equipment, including a large panel above the fire place that slides away to reveal a television. 

A hand carved bathroom with oak vanity cabinets and oak panelled bath and shower surrounds.