Discuss a project

From brief to finished furniture

Five stages, and at each one you know what is happening with your order. No part goes into production without your approval.

  1. Stage 1

    Brief and getting to know you

    You tell us about the venue and the task, and together we agree on the budget and timing. We ask the questions that help make the furniture comfortable for guests and staff.

    What we discuss at stage 1
    No.Stage specification
    1.1Type of venue and concept
    1.2List of furniture and quantities
    1.3Preferred materials and colours
    1.4Approximate budget
    1.5Production timeline and opening date
  2. Stage 2

    Survey

    We measure on site or work from the floor plans so that every piece fits exactly where it should.

    What we take into account at stage 2
    No.Stage specification
    2.1Dimensions and wall references
    2.2Services, sockets, equipment
    2.3Access routes for delivery and installation
  3. Stage 3

    Drawings and approval

    Our designer-engineer prepares drawings for every piece. You see the dimensions, materials and joints before production starts.

    What stage 3 includes
    No.Stage specification
    3.1Dimensioned drawings
    3.2Choice of materials and finishes
    3.3Costing
    3.4Revisions until fully approved
  4. Stage 4

    Production

    We fabricate the metal frames and wooden parts, finish them, assemble and check every piece.

    What stage 4 includes
    No.Stage specification
    4.1Steel structures and frames
    4.2Wooden parts
    4.3Finishing and coating
    4.4Test assembly
  5. Stage 5

    Delivery and installation

    We bring the furniture to site and install it, so your venue is ready to open.

    What stage 5 includes
    No.Stage specification
    5.1Delivery to site
    5.2Installation and on-site fitting
    5.3Handover of the finished result
Before our first conversation

What to prepare

You don't need to have everything. But with these we will understand the task faster and cost it more accurately.

Floor plan

A plan with dimensions or measurements from your designer.

Sketch or design project

Renders, designer drawings, references from Pinterest or Instagram.

List of items

What needs to be made and in what quantities.