Materials agreed first
Timber, covering and finish are chosen with you and named in the quote.

Furniture made from your photograph, drawing or idea, in one piece or in quantity. A rendering fee applies.
A photograph, a drawing, a screenshot, a few words. Anything will do. We tell you plainly whether we can make it.
If we can, we ask a rendering fee, then send the rendering with a written quote. Payment is a deposit with the balance on delivery, or in full at the start, depending on the piece and its scale.
Made to order is the daily work of Meridien, our principal supplier, which has furnished hotels since 1990.
A photograph, a drawing, a screenshot, a page from a magazine. Whatever shows what you have in mind.
Say what it is for, where it goes and how it should feel. Plain description is enough.
Width, depth and height, or the space it must fit. Approximate is enough to begin.
Six steps from your first picture to the door. Sending a brief is free; the rendering carries a fee, stated before you pay.
A photograph, a drawing, a screenshot, with a few words on what you want. Sizes help but are not required.
We check the piece against what our makers can build, and reply in writing whether the answer is yes or no.
If we can, we ask a nominal fee for the design work. Our time is charged, and the amount is stated before you pay.
You receive the rendering, a price range and a second, more detailed set of questions on size, joinery and finish.
A deposit now and the balance on delivery, or in full at the start. Terms depend on the piece and its scale.
The piece goes to the workshop, and delivery is confirmed per piece. Lead time is confirmed in your quote.
Sending a brief costs nothing. If we can make the piece, we ask a nominal fee for the rendering, because design time is work. The amount is stated before you pay.
Most of our pieces are made by hand, with machines doing the repeatable work: cutting, sanding, pressing. A person directs every stage and checks the result.
We have capacity to produce furniture to order, from a single piece to repeat quantities.
Where each piece is made is confirmed in your quote.
Shaping, fitting and finishing are done by a maker, not left to a line.
Cutting, sanding and repeat work run on machines, so the tenth piece matches the first.
A person directs each stage and stops the work when it is not right.
For the same piece in volume, the price of each falls as the quantity rises. Hotels, restaurants and developments feel it most.
Order one, or order two hundred. The drawing is the same and so is the standard.
Drawings, templates and set-up are done once and shared across every unit in the run.
Price bands are set per commission and stated in your quote.
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Materials are agreed with you first. Nothing is made until you have accepted the quote.
Timber, covering and finish are chosen with you and named in the quote.
You accept the quote and the specification. Only then does work begin.
Every commitment on lead time and delivery is confirmed in writing, per piece.
We work with John-Richard, an American studio, and with the factories Meridien works with across four continents. Both are described on Studios and Makers.
The workshop for a commission is named in your quote. New makers join on our own judgement.