Areas we cover
Bespoke joinery in Bournemouth.
Architectural staircases, panelling, libraries and fine cabinetry for homes in Bournemouth, made by hand in our Poole workshop.
Bournemouth — period villas and new coastal homes alike.
Bournemouth’s Victorian and Edwardian villas often need joinery matched to what is already there — sash windows, panelled doors and mouldings copied from the original — while its newer coastal homes want quieter, contemporary cabinetry.
Whichever it is, we survey the room, make it in our Poole workshop and fit it with our own joiners, so the finished work belongs to the house rather than sitting in it.
We work across Bournemouth and its conservation areas — from Talbot Woods and Meyrick Park to the town’s cliff-top homes — matching heritage detail where it matters and keeping new work clean where it doesn’t.
Bespoke joinery in Bournemouth — common questions
Can you match Victorian or Edwardian mouldings and sash windows?
Yes — we copy cornices, architraves, skirtings and sash profiles from the original fabric and reproduce them in timber or Accoya, so repairs and new work are indistinguishable.
Do you work in Bournemouth conservation areas and on listed homes?
We do, with the restraint that protected interiors ask for — the right timber, careful detailing, and work that respects the original building.
Do you make contemporary fitted furniture too, not just period joinery?
Absolutely — for Bournemouth’s newer coastal homes we make quieter, contemporary media walls, libraries and cabinetry, to the same furniture standard.
By appointment
Arrange a consultation.
Tell us about your house and your project. We'll arrange a visit — at your home, or at our workshop and showroom on Allens Lane — to discuss what's possible. No obligation, and no fixed catalogue.