Bespoke Furniture in Bristol

It varies a great deal with the piece. A single set of alcove shelves is a different job from a pair of full-height cabinets with drawers, doors and a hand-painted finish.

Because everything is made to measure for the room it sits in, we quote after seeing the space. Quotes are free, itemised and carry no obligation.

Yes — it's one of the most common requests in Bristol living rooms. The two alcoves either side of a chimney breast are almost never identical in width or depth, and the walls are rarely square.

Each side is measured and built separately, even when the finished pair are meant to look symmetrical.

Usually, yes. Pieces can be hand-painted to match an existing colour, and door and drawer styles can be made to echo the skirting, architrave or other joinery already in the room — so the new piece doesn't look bolted on.

Yes. Media units are planned around the kit going into them — the width of the TV, where the sockets and aerial points are, ventilation for equipment, and routes for cables so they aren't on show.

It's worth having those details to hand at the first visit.

In a period room it usually is. Freestanding furniture is built to standard sizes, so in a Victorian room it tends to leave gaps at the sides and dead space behind.

Built-in furniture uses the full width and height of the space it sits in, which matters most in alcoves and smaller rooms.

All of it — Clifton, Redland, Bishopston, Cotham, Southville, Bedminster, Totterdown, Knowle, Easton, Horfield, Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym and Fishponds, plus surrounding areas such as Long Ashton, Portishead, Clevedon, Keynsham, Thornbury and Yate.

Not sure whether you're in range? Just ask — we're happy to travel for the right project.