Every project below involved at least one respectful disagreement about timber, proportion or budget — and ended with a client who got something better than they first asked for.
A renovated 1970s terrace needed furniture that respected the original terrazzo. We built a low-slung linen sofa, a ten-seat merbau dining table and two window benches with hidden storage. Eight weeks, one bench team.
A sixteen-seat white oak boardroom table with in-table power, plus credenzas and a full library wall. Built in sections to fit the service lift, installed over a single weekend so no client meetings were missed.
Bedheads, writing desks and luggage benches in nyatoh for a heritage shophouse conversion. Crated and shipped north in three staged deliveries to match the fit-out programme.
A 4.2-metre run of floor-to-ceiling oak wardrobes scribed to a wall that was 30mm out of plumb. The client never knew until we showed her the scribe line.
A 2.4-metre plantation teak table commissioned for three generations of Sunday lunches. The client's grandmother approved the timber in person at the workshop.
A nine-metre reception counter, lounge seating and planter benches for a serviced office operator. Delivered at night, open for business the next morning.
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