Factory & manufacturing
Where drawings become furniture.
Joinery, metalwork, upholstery and finishing, coordinated by one project team from prototype to packing.
Machinery, capacity and certification details are placeholders awaiting confirmation from the client.
Capabilities
Under one roof
The disciplines involved in making contract furniture.
01
Solid-wood joinery
Frames, legs and tops shaped, jointed and sanded by hand and machine.
02
CNC machining
Repeatable precision for components and templated parts.
03
Metal fabrication
Cutting, welding and grinding steel frames and bases.
04
Upholstery
Foam cutting, sprung seats, sewing and hand finishing.
05
Finishing
Oils, stains, lacquers and powder coating.
06
Stone & terrazzo
Tops cut, edged, honed and sealed.
Production process
Eight stages, one specification.
Each stage is signed off before the next begins.
01
01
Design
Your brief becomes a furniture concept sized to the space.
02
Technical drawings
Construction, dimensions and finishes are drawn for approval.
03
Materials
Timber, fabrics and metals are selected and sampled.
04
Prototype
A first piece confirms proportion and comfort.
05
Production
Components are machined, assembled and upholstered.
06
Quality control
Pieces are checked against the approved specification.
07
Packaging
Furniture is protected and packed for its journey.
08
Logistics
Shipments are coordinated to site on agreed terms.
Craftsmanship
Hand skills where they matter.
Machines give accuracy and repeatability; hands give the final shape, the sanding, the upholstery tension and the finish. We use both, deliberately.
Inside the workshop
Factory visit
Arrange a factory visit.
See materials, prototypes and production first-hand — in person or by video walkthrough.