The client needed four areas of the home fitted with furniture that was both functional and built to last, without compromising on design. In the kitchen, we used panels finished in dark wood, a continuous countertop and column-integrated appliances. The walk-in closet combines hanging rails, soft-close drawers and shelving with interior LED lighting, so every piece of clothing has its place. The living room unit alternates closed doors with open compartments, useful for both storage and display. In the entryway, a storage bench resolves the everyday clutter by the door, beneath a round mirror with perimeter lighting. We designed, built and installed all four pieces in our own workshop.

Four very different types of furniture within a single project: kitchen carpentry with integrated appliances, a wardrobe and drawer system for the closet, a made-to-measure upholstered bench for the entryway, and a mirror with integrated lighting. Each one calls for a different production process — panel cutting and machining, upholstery, electrical work for the LED lighting — which usually means splitting the job across several specialised workshops. Having all these capabilities under one roof let us run all four productions in parallel, to the same finishing standard, without subcontracting a single phase or depending on anyone else's timeline.