Bespoke furniture to an interior designer's plans
In this project, our task was to translate the interior designer's plans into a precisely manufactured and technically functional interior. The project included several custom elements that had to be precisely measured, structurally resolved, manufactured in our workshop and then installed on site.
The result is an interior in which the existing equipment is combined with new bespoke furniture, solid wood and storage solutions designed precisely around the layout of the house.
Connecting an existing IKEA kitchen with bespoke manufacturing
One of the most interesting parts of the project was the kitchen. The client already had an original IKEA kitchen set, which did not need to be completely replaced. Instead, we added new custom elements from our production to the existing kitchen so that the entire space would look cohesive.
This type of solution requires high precision. The newly manufactured furniture must match the existing elements in terms of dimensions, materials and appearance, while also respecting all the technical conditions of the space.
A striking bar table made of solid oak also became part of the kitchen, which we connected to the kitchen's stone worktop. Solid oak brought a natural wood grain to the light interior and also created a practical place for everyday seating.
Self-supporting solid wood staircase
The most technically demanding element of the project was the self-supporting solid wood staircase.
The structure could not be treated as just a visual element. It had to be precisely prepared so that it would be stable and functional while respecting the entire interior concept. The production preparation therefore included detailed measuring, structural design and precise calculations of individual components.
We also used the available space under the stairs for a bespoke storage cabinet. The stairs and furniture were thus not created as two separate elements, but as one connected whole.
The result is a solution that combines the load-bearing function of the stairs, storage space and a striking architectural element of the interior.
Floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes
In the living area, we manufactured extensive bespoke built-in wardrobes. With smooth white surfaces, we maintained the clean character of the space and added open niches in a wood finish.
A major advantage of bespoke manufacturing was the use of the full height of the rooms. The furniture reaches from floor to ceiling, creating maximum storage space without the need to add further freestanding wardrobes.
The open wooden niches also lighten the large surfaces of the furniture and visually connect them with the oak floor, bar counter and solid wood staircase.
Custom wardrobes for attics and sloped walls
The upper floor of the house was a separate challenge. Sloped walls and roof planes created a space that would be very difficult to furnish effectively with standard furniture.
We therefore designed a manufacturing solution for custom built-in attic wardrobes that precisely follow the individual slopes and dimensions of the walls.
For this type of furniture, precise measuring is extremely important. Even a small deviation can cause problems when fitting furniture into a sloped space. The individual parts were therefore made to the specific dimensions of the space and then precisely installed on site.
The result is storage that makes maximum use of even the spaces that would remain unused with standard furniture.
Manufacturing in our workshop
We prepared all custom elements in our own production. The project included a combination of joinery, solid wood, panel materials and technically demanding structural details.
Our own production allowed us to control the entire process – from technical preparation through the manufacture of individual parts to final assembly.
In bespoke projects, it is precisely the connection of accurate measuring, production documentation and assembly that is crucial for the finished furniture to fit perfectly into the existing architecture.
What we delivered in the project
In the project, we provided the manufacture of custom furniture to the interior designer's plans, the addition of bespoke furniture to the existing IKEA kitchen, a solid oak bar counter connected to a stone worktop, a self-supporting solid wood staircase, a storage cabinet integrated under the stairs, floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes and custom wardrobes for attics with sloped walls.
The project is an example of how bespoke furniture can solve not only the aesthetics of a space, but also complicated layout and technical requirements.
Frequently asked questions:
Can you manufacture furniture to an interior designer's plans?
Yes. We can manufacture bespoke furniture according to project documentation or a brief from an interior designer or architect. Before production, we check the dimensions, materials and technical solution of individual elements.
Is it possible to connect an existing kitchen with new bespoke furniture?
Yes. If the existing kitchen is technically and spatially suitable, we can add new bespoke elements and visually match them with the original equipment.
Do you also manufacture furniture for attics and sloped spaces?
Yes. Custom wardrobes are ideal for attics, alcoves and spaces with sloped walls, where standard furniture cannot use the available space effectively.
Do you also manufacture custom stairs?
We also manufacture custom wooden elements and structures according to a specific project. For technically demanding solutions, the brief and structure need to be assessed individually.
