Kitchen open to the living area
Green kitchen open to the living area
A kitchen with deep-green fronts, connected to dining and living areas with timber-toned finishes, over a herringbone floor.
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OUR OWN WORKSHOP IN RUDKA
Bespoke furniturefor challenging spaces.
Kitchens and joinery fitted to attic slopes, walls out of true and unusual geometry. We take on projects throughout Europe.
WHERE THE STANDARD RUNS OUT
Slopes.Walls out of true.Unusual geometry.
Joinery designed for the places where off-the-shelf simply does not fit.
PRODUCTION
Our own workshopin Poland.
Made in Rudka
Technical drawings go straight into production in our own workshop.
DELIVERY
From surveyto installation.
One team.
The same team leads the project from the initial survey to final installation.
Selected projects
A challenging space.Properly resolved.
Attic slopes, recesses and walls out of true. See how we fit joinery to the exact geometry of a room.
Attic slopes
Attic interior
A kitchen and bathrooms built into the slopes of an attic, in a light natural palette over a terrazzo-patterned floor.
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Kitchen with a dark island
Dark kitchen with an island
A kitchen with an island in a dark stone-patterned finish, opening onto the living area and a view of greenery.
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Classic kitchen
Classic kitchen with a black island
A classic kitchen in white with a black island, cornicing and a chandelier.
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See the full portfolio of projects.
The projects above are a selection. The archive holds over 400 photographs - kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes and joinery built into the shell of the interior.
Kitchens · Bathrooms · Wardrobes and joinery · Living areas · Bedrooms · Details · Installation and work in progress
Our approach
We start where off-the-shelf solutions stop.
In a challenging space, the costliest mistakes are the ones discovered during installation: misread geometry, clashes with appliances and unclear responsibility. We resolve those issues before production begins.
RiskHow we reduce it
Survey and geometry
Risk
A slope, curve or wall deviation missed during the survey.
How we reduce it
We record the geometry of the room before production begins.
Detail and integration
Risk
Appliances, ventilation or services clashing with the joinery.
How we reduce it
We account for them in the technical design before production.
Scope and responsibility
Risk
Responsibility becoming unclear across separate contractors.
How we reduce it
One team is responsible from the survey through installation.
Challenging spaces, and how we resolve them.
Six kinds of challenge where standard joinery fails and the technical design decides the outcome.
01
Attic slopes
Joinery run along the line of the slope, with fronts and top panels cut to individual angles.
02
Curved and uneven walls
Surveying and construction details that accommodate walls that are out of true.
03
Unusual angles and curves
Joinery that follows irregular room geometry without compromising the precision of the detailing.
04
Tight spaces
Full function fitted into narrow, low and awkward plans where every centimetre counts.
05
Integrating appliances and services
Appliances, ventilation and services integrated into the joinery and coordinated with the room.
06
Structural constraints
Solutions for recesses, pinch points and structural elements that cannot be moved.
Process. From survey to installation.
One team runs the project at every stage, so the geometry of the room is resolved before anything goes into production.
- 01
Consultation
A conversation about the interior, your expectations and the technical limits of the space.
- 02
Survey
A precise survey recording deviations, slopes and service points.
- 03
Technical design
Production drawings in which the geometry is resolved before anything is made.
- 04
Production
The joinery is made in our Rudka workshop, with close attention to detail.
- 05
Delivery
Finished elements transported from the workshop to the installation site.
- 06
Installation
Installation and final fitting to actual on-site conditions.
A workshop, not a showroom.
Work in progressWe design and make every project in our Rudka workshop and take on work across Europe. Keeping the technical design and production together gives us direct control from the survey through installation.
We work with demanding interiors and clients who value precision over the compromises of a stock module.
- Workshop and production
- Rudka
- Area covered
- Across Europe
- Scope
- Design, production, installation
Frequently asked questions.
Do you make fitted kitchens for challenging, unusual spaces?
Yes. We specialise in projects where standard solutions fail: attic slopes, walls out of true, unusual angles and tight spaces. This is our core specialism.
Where do you work?
Our workshop and production are in Rudka, and we take on projects throughout Europe.
What does your service cover?
We run the project from end to end: consultation, a precise survey, technical design, production, delivery and professional installation. One team coordinates all of it.
How do you survey uneven walls and attic slopes?
We survey the space recording every deviation and service point, and resolve the geometry of the room during the technical design, before anything goes into production.
Can I send plans, renders and photographs of the space?
Yes. The quote form accepts photographs, plans, drawings, renders and PDF files. The more material you send, the more precisely we can assess the scope.
How do I request a quote?
Fill in the quote form, describe the space and attach your material. We will get in touch to discuss the project and agree the next steps.
Project quote
Show us the space you want fitted.
Describe the space and attach photographs, plans, drawings or renders. We will assess the scope of work and come back to you with the next steps.
Every enquiry is reviewed individually. No obligation.