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Apart from being functional, stairs and the ballustrading around them can be one of the most decorative elements in your house. Here is an example of stairs we built in oak. |
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The space under the stairs is the best natural storage and it is a shame not to use it to the full. Here is an example of such under stairs wardrobe. The doors are made with MDF and painted with the same emulsion paint as the walls. The inside of this wardrobe is built with IKEA elements. |
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Gas/electric meters and other unsightly objects look much better when they are hidden away. Like in this example: An MDF box is built around the meters and painted with the same paint as the walls around it, so it melts into the background. Full access to the meters is still avaialble on opening the doors. |
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Here is an example of very practical walk-in storage built for commercial applications. The shelves have been built in MDF and painted to the wall colour. The double door to the walk-in storage and the outside wall were created from scratch to match the style of the existing doors (shown on the left). This project took 8 days to complete. |
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Converting an old house for 21st century living one of the common challenges is a former fire place. If you decide not to keep it, it can be converted into a beautiful, modern decorative bookcase like in this example. |
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Sometimes finding a furniture to fit the space you have got proves impossible. For example when you have curved walls! This is where we step in by providig the furniture exactly to your specification and sizing. Here is a "packing table" designed to stand next to a curved wall. |
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