About us
A Bristol workshop since 2009
Years at the workbench
Homes fitted across 40 towns
Average rating from homeowners
Solid, responsibly sourced timber
Services
Six crafts, one workshop
What we make for your home.
Clear starting prices and honest timelines. Every quote is fixed after a free home visit.
How we work
Four steps, no surprises
Most projects take six to eight weeks from hello to handover. Here’s exactly what happens, and when.
01
Day 1
Visit
We come to your home, measure every wall and talk through what you want.
02
Week 1
Draw
Detailed drawings, wood samples and one fixed price. No surprises later.
03
Weeks 2–5
Make
Every piece is cut, joined and finished by hand in our Bristol workshop.
04
2–4 days
Fit
Our own team installs it, fine-tunes every door and leaves the room spotless.
Our team
The hands behind every piece
Reviews
From the homes we’ve built for
Kind words, honestly earned.
from 320+ homeowner reviews
FAQ
Before you ask
Questions, answered plainly.
The things homeowners ask most before the first visit.
Most of our oak and walnut kitchens land between £14k and £32k, fitted. After a free home visit you get a fixed quote — the number on the paper is the number you pay, with no surprise extras halfway through.
Drawings take about a week. Smaller pieces like shelving or a media unit are made and fitted in three to four weeks; full kitchens and staircases usually run six to eight. You get a dated schedule before we start.
That’s most of our work. Every piece is measured and scribed on site, so alcoves, sloping ceilings and old walls that are nowhere near square end up with a clean, built-in fit.
Mostly solid European oak, American black walnut, ash and painted tulipwood, all from FSC-certified suppliers. We finish in hardwax oil or water-based lacquer, and bring samples so you can see them in your own light.
Yes. The same small team that makes your piece fits it. We protect floors, work tidily and leave the room vacuumed at the end of every day — not just the last one.
Every piece carries a ten-year guarantee on joinery and hardware. If a drawer drops or a door shifts, we come back and adjust it at no cost.
Journal
Notes from the workshop
Good timber, plainly explained.
Practical advice on materials, budgets and planning, written by the people who make the work.
Materials
Oak or walnut? A plain-spoken comparison
Two of our most-asked-for woods side by side: colour, hardness, cost, and how each one lives with daylight.
5 min read
Ideas
Five built-in storage ideas for awkward rooms
Alcoves, stair voids and sloping ceilings are where built-in joinery earns its keep. Here is how we use them.
4 min read
