Bespoke joinery in Birmingham
Fitted furniture, alcove units, media walls, doors and cabinetry — designed for your space and built by hand in solid hardwood.
If you can imagine it in timber, we can build it. Our joiners design and make fitted furniture that works with the quirks of your home — the walls that aren't square, the awkward alcove, the chimney breast begging for shelving.
Everything is drawn for your space, built in our Birmingham workshop and fitted by our own team, in solid hardwood — left natural, oiled, lacquered or dyed to the tone you are after. It sits alongside our staircase and balustrade work, so a whole home can be finished by one workshop.
Fitted joinery, made to measure
Alcove units & media walls
Built-in cabinetry and shelving made to fit your chimney breast, alcoves or living-room wall to the millimetre.
Bespoke doors
Solid hardwood internal doors, room dividers and hidden jib doors, made and hung to suit period and modern homes.
Fitted cabinetry & storage
Boot rooms, utility runs, understair storage and bespoke wardrobes, engineered for everyday use.
Shelving & window seats
Floating shelves, library walls and window seats with concealed storage, hand-finished on site.
Trusted by homeowners across the region
“Our new oak staircase is the centrepiece of the house. The craftsmanship is faultless and the team were a pleasure throughout.”
Sarah & James M.
Solihull
“The glass and oak balustrade completely transformed our landing. Beautifully made and fitted with real care.”
David R.
Leamington Spa
“From quote to installation everything was seamless. The pergola is stunning and built to last. Highly recommended.”
Priya K.
Warwick
Bespoke joinery in Birmingham, answered
What timber do you use for bespoke joinery?
We work in solid hardwoods — oak, walnut, ash and sapele — never veneered MDF cores. The timber can be left natural, oiled, lacquered or dyed to shift its tone, and we will recommend the right material for the piece and the budget.
Can you dye or colour the joinery?
Yes. Pieces can be left natural, oiled or lacquered to show the grain, or dyed to warm up, darken or even out the colour of the timber. Wood dye soaks into the grain rather than sitting on top like paint, so it keeps that real-timber look. We can dye it in the workshop or supply the dye if you would rather finish it yourself. For a solid painted finish we would point you to a decorator — that is a paint job rather than joinery.
Is everything made to measure?
Yes. Every piece is surveyed and drawn for your exact space, then built in our Birmingham workshop and fitted by our own team, so it sits flush to walls, floors and ceilings that are rarely square.
How long does bespoke joinery take?
A typical fitted project runs around 3–6 weeks from design sign-off to installation, depending on size, finish and how busy the workshop is. We confirm timings with your quote.
Still have a question? Get in touch for a free quote.
Ready to bring your project to life?
Book a no-obligation consultation and let's talk timber. We will survey your space and provide a clear, detailed quote.