What we make
Shopfitting & shopfronts
Shopfronts, retail interiors, bars and display joinery — customer-facing fit-out built to a fine-furniture standard, and delivered on programme.
A shop or a bar is judged in seconds. Fine joinery is what makes it feel considered — and what makes it last the trade it takes.
We fit out shops, showrooms, bars, cafés and salons — shopfronts, counters, back-bars, display cabinetry and fixed seating — made in our Poole workshop and installed by our own joiners.
Retail and hospitality joinery lives a hard life, so it is built for it: solid timber and veneer, proper carcassing and finishes chosen to take daily use, while still looking like the work of a fine-furniture maker.
Shopfronts & facades
The face of a shop or restaurant is judged from the street. We make timber shopfronts, doors and fascias — and work with heritage frontages — so the exterior sets the tone before anyone steps inside.
See the Club Gascon project.
Club Gascon · Smithfield, London
Display & retail joinery
Illuminated display cabinets, shelving and counters made to the brand — lit from within, detailed to show the product, and built to take the traffic of a busy floor.
Retail display joinery
What this includes
Common questions
ShopfittingDo you make shopfronts as well as interiors?
Yes — timber shopfronts, doors and fascias as well as the counters, display joinery and seating inside. We can fit out the whole space, front to back.
Can you work out of hours to keep a shop or bar trading?
Yes. We plan the installation around your trading hours and work to a programme with the contractor and designer, so disruption is kept to a minimum.
Will retail joinery stand up to daily use?
It is built for it — solid timber and veneer, proper carcassing and hard-wearing finishes — while still finished to the standard of our residential work.
Where we work
Shopfitting for homes in Poole, Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Branksome Park and Bournemouth — and across Dorset, the New Forest & Hampshire.
Also from the workshop
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.